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A firm in the extraction industry whose major assets are cash,equipment and a closed facility may appear to have extraordinary value.This value can be primarily attributed to:
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The Nu-Tech Company has a new project available to it at a cost of $6,000,000.If the project is accepted,the company will be able to sell 13,000 personal organizers at $172 in net cash flow for each of the next five years.Nu-Tech's discount rate is 15%.What is the NPV of the investment? The executives of Nu-Tech are concerned about the potential of future competition and a subsequent drop in sales and price.If after two years you can dispose of the asset for $1,000,000 at what price would it make sense to abandon the project?
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