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Your company wants to purchase 10,000 crawfish from a supplier. One supplier demands a payment of...

Your company wants to purchase 10,000 crawfish from a supplier. One supplier demands a payment of $100,000 today plus $10 per crawfish payable in one year. Another supplier will charge $21 per crawfish, also payable in one year. If the risk-free rate is 6%, which offer should you take?

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