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A manager is deciding between two marketing campaigns:
Campaign A will generate net returns of $125,000 one year from now and $30,000 three years from now.
Campaign B will generate net returns of $25,000 two years from now and $125,000 four years from now.
The required rate of return is 8.00%.
a. What is the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) of Campaign A?
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