You are analyzing an investment decision in which you will have to make an initial investment...
You are analyzing an investment decision in which you will have to make an initial investment of $10 million and you will be generating annual cash flows to the firm of $2 million every year growing at 5% a year, forever.
a) estimate the NPV of this project if the cost of capital is 10%
b) estimate the IRR of this project
Please let me know how to do this problem on a financial calculator (example, N=# I/YR = # or whatever buttons will be used) Thanks!
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