The present value of the cash flows for Vendor A: | ||||
Year | Cash outflow | PV factor at 10% | Discounted cash flow | |
a | b | a*b | ||
0 | 59950 | 1 | 59950 | |
0 | 10390 | 1 | 10390 | |
1 to 10 | 17830 | 6.14457 | 109558 | |
Total | 179898 | |||
The present value of the cash flows for Vendor A=$ 179898 | ||||
The present value of the cash flows for Vendor B: | ||||
First installment due upon delivery-Year 0. | ||||
Years will be 0 to 39 = 40 installments | ||||
Discount factor for semi-annual period=10%*(6/12)=5% | ||||
Discount factor at 5% for year 0 to 39=1+Discount factor at 5% for 1 to 39 years=1+17.01704=18.01704 | ||||
Year | Cash outflow | Discount factor at 5% | Discounted cash flow | |
a | b | a*b | ||
0 to 39 | 10120 | 18.01704 | 182332 | |
The present value of the cash outflows for Vendor B=$ 182332 | ||||
The present value of the cash flows for Vendor C: | ||||
Year | Cash outflow | Discount factor at 10% | Discounted cash flow | |
a | b | a*b | ||
0 | 139500 | 1 | 139500 | |
1 to 5 | 1070 | 3.79079 | 4056.14184 | |
6 to 15 | 2070 | 3.81529 | 7897.65597 | |
16 to 20 | 3070 | 0.90748 | 2785.97654 | |
Total | 154240 | |||
The present value of the cash outflows for Vendor C=$ 154240 | ||||
The press should purchase from Vendor C Since it has the lowest present value of cash outflows |
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