1.) Calculate the Benefit-Cost Ratio for the following Investment B, assuming an annual discount rate of 14%.
C=10,000 | C=8,000 | C=6,000 | I=7,500 | I=7,500 | ... | I=7,500 | L=10,000 |
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C: Cost, I:Income, L: Salvage value
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Calculate the Present Value Ratio for the following Investment C, assuming an annual discount rate of 12%.
C=10,000 | C=8,000 | C=6,000 | I=7,500 | I=7,500 | ... | I=7,500 | L=8,000 |
0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | ... | 10 |
C: Cost, I:Income, L: Salvage value
1.) Calculate the Benefit-Cost Ratio for the following Investment B, assuming an annual discount rate of...
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