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oksian1 [2.3K]
1 year ago
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A company has four project investment alternatives. The required rate of return on projects is 20%, and inflation is projected t

o remain at 3% into the foreseeable future. The pertinent information about each alternative is listed in the following chartNote:Unable to copy the table

Business
1 answer:
Alika [10]1 year ago
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Answer:

Project Anna is most beneficial project it should be on first Priority.

Order in which Project to be prioritised:

  1. Project Anna
  2. Project George
  3. Project Carol
  4. Project Thomas

Explanation:

* The Tables and requirement for this question is missing, both are attached with the answer. Please find it

Present Values:

Project Carol = ($51,571.5)  

Project George  = ($42,233.9)

Project Thomas  = ($272,802.7)

Project Anna  = $84,933.6

NPV Calculation is attache with the answer in MS Excel format Please Find That.

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