The table below shows Actual-Dollar cash flows of a proposed project of yours. If the real (inflation free) interest rate is 5% and inflation rate is 3%, calculate the Constant-Dollar (real, inflation free) NPW for the project. ΕΟΥ Cash Flow 0 -$60,000 1 $25,000 2 $23,000 3 $21,000 Question 1 Part A: Select the appropriate inflation/interest rates for this scenario from below. Or=3 % , f 5% Ⓒ1=5 %,f=3% 01=3 %, 1=5 % Of=5%, 1=3%

The table below shows Actual-Dollar cash flows of a proposed project of yours. If the real (inflation free) interest rate is 5% and inflation rate is 3%, calculate the Constant-Dollar (real, inflation free) NPW for the project. ΕΟΥ Cash Flow 0 -$60,000 1 $25,000 2 $23,000 3 $21,000 Question 1 Part A: Select the appropriate inflation/interest rates for this scenario from below. Or=3 % , f 5% Ⓒ1=5 %,f=3% 01=3 %, 1=5 % Of=5%, 1=3%

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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