Suppose Jake is hired as a manager for Kinkos printing shop. Jake has to make a managerial decision involving if he should consider either buying equipment – a used colored offset press.
The price of the used colored offset press is $1,000,000. Transporting and installing the press costs another $1,500,000 and will take a year to accomplish. However, once installed, the press will create an estimated additional operating profit of $400,000 per year for eight years, and the salvage value of press at the end of the 9th year will be $500,000.
Thus, Kinkos will pay the $1,000,000 cost of the press immediately and the $1,500,000 for transportation and installation at the end of year one. To keep it simple, let’s assume that Kinkos receives $400,000 in profit received at the end of year two, year three, and so on until the end of year nine, when the last payment is received and the salvage value of the press is $500,000. Answer the following questions with the following discount rates:
If the discount rate is 6 percent, should you buy the press? Why or why not? Explain.
If the discount rate is 10 percent, should you buy the press? Why or why not? Explain.
If the discount rate is 4 percent, should you buy the press? Why or why not? Explain.II. Wranglers Jeans
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