A project is expected to produce FCFF OF $500 every year for 5 years starting in 4 years. If the perpetual initial cost is $1,000, and 14.6% is the proper discount rate, what is the NPV?
a. 288.40 b. 124.26 c. 692.07 d. 413.21
A project is expected to produce FCFF OF $500 every year for 5 years starting in...
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