The restaurant chain company ESTIASI Limited is considering the case of investing in a new restaurant which requires an initial cost of € 120,000. Cash inflows for the first two years are expected to be € 40,000, in the third year to increase to € 46,000 and in the fourth year to € 50,000. The annual capital cost of the company is 6%. Calculate the Net Present Value (CVA) of the investment
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