A factory is worth $3,200. It is expected to produce equal monthly cash flows of $300...
A factory is worth $3,200. It is expected to produce equal monthly cash flows of $300 for 9 months with the first monthly cash flow expected later today. The factory is also expected to make an extra cash flow of $1,000 in 7 months. What is the monthly cost of capital for the factory?
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