Your company is buying a new piece of equipment to reduce emissions in your factory. It will cost $2,000 to run next year (Year 1), and that operating cost will increase by 4% every year until Year 20, at which point you will discard it (after paying the operating cost - there is a cash flow in Year 20). You will also have to pay to maintain the equipment, which you estimate will cost $400 next year (Year 1) and increase by 5% per year until Year 20. Assume an interest rate of 9%.
a. What is the equivalent present value in Year 0 of the total costs of the equipment?
b. What is the equivalent future value in Year 20 of the total costs of the equipment?
Answer a. Let's calculate present value (PV) of operating cost
and maintainance cost. PV = C / (1+r)^n
Where, c is cashflow in a year, r is rate of interest and n is time
period.
Note that operating expense in first year is $2000 and increases by
4% every year. Maintainance cost is $400 and increases by 5% per
year. Interest rate is 9%. Following table shows operating and
maintainance expenses for entire time period in column 1 and column
2 respectively. column 3 and column 4 shows the present value of
operating and maintainance expenses respectively. Sum of column 3
and column 4 will give equivallent present value of total cost of
equipment in year 0.
Year | Operating cost (OC) | Maintainance cost (MC) | PV of OC | PV of MC |
1 | 2000 | 400 | 1834.86 | 366.97 |
2 | 2080 | 420 | 1750.69 | 353.51 |
3 | 2163.2 | 441 | 1670.39 | 340.53 |
4 | 2249.73 | 463.05 | 1593.76 | 328.04 |
5 | 2339.72 | 486.20 | 1520.66 | 316.00 |
6 | 2433.31 | 510.51 | 1450.90 | 304.40 |
7 | 2530.64 | 536.04 | 1384.35 | 293.23 |
8 | 2631.86 | 562.84 | 1320.84 | 282.47 |
9 | 2737.14 | 590.98 | 1260.25 | 272.10 |
10 | 2846.62 | 620.53 | 1202.44 | 262.12 |
11 | 2960.49 | 651.56 | 1147.29 | 252.50 |
12 | 3078.91 | 684.14 | 1094.66 | 243.23 |
13 | 3202.06 | 718.34 | 1044.45 | 234.31 |
14 | 3330.15 | 754.26 | 996.53 | 225.71 |
15 | 3463.35 | 791.97 | 950.82 | 217.43 |
16 | 3601.89 | 831.57 | 907.21 | 209.45 |
17 | 3745.96 | 873.15 | 865.59 | 201.76 |
18 | 3895.80 | 916.81 | 825.89 | 194.36 |
19 | 4051.63 | 962.65 | 788.00 | 187.23 |
20 | 4213.70 | 1010.78 | 751.85 | 180.35 |
Total equivallent present cost = 29627.14 (sum of all present values calculated in column 3 and column 4).
Answer B. Let's now calculate future value of total cost of equipment. Future value = amount * (1+r)^n
Where, r is rate of interest and n is time period.
Here, amount is $29627.14 (from answer A).
Future value = 29627.14 * 1.09^20 = 166042.6.
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