Assumptions 1: No taxes or depreciation
Assumption 2: Revenues are same for the copiers
Given these assumptions, we'll base our answer on the present value of the costs and maintenance expenses of the two copiers.
Present value, PV = Cash flow / (1+rate of return)^number of periods
Here the rate of return will be nominal rate minus the inflation rate that is 14%-5%= 9%
Total expense for copier XX40 = $700+ PV1 + PV2 + PV3 for the 3 years.
=$700+ [$100/(1+0.09)^1] + [$100/(1+0.09)^2] + [$100/(1+0.9)^3]
Total expense for copier XX40 = $700 + $91.74 + $84.17 + $77.22 = $953.13
Similarly we'll calculate the total expense for copier RH45 = $900 + [$110/(1.09)^1] + [$110/(1.09)^2] + [$110/(1.09)^3] + [$110/(1.09)^4] + {$110/(1.09)^5] = $1327.86
The overall costs for XX40 is less than RH45. However if we look at the maintenance costs for the last two years and also the economic life of the copiers, the company should choose RH45.
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