(a) Both depreciation and interest on borrowed money are by default in then-current form and thus, one needs to convert them to constant dollars form if the inflation effect is not considered in the after-tax analysis. (b) The book value at the end of the cost recovery period in the declining balance method is equal to the salvage value (c) In the insider's viewpoint approach, we consider market value of the current asset as its investment cost if it is retained

(a) Both depreciation and interest on borrowed money are by default in then-current form and thus, one needs to convert them to constant dollars form if the inflation effect is not considered in the after-tax analysis. (b) The book value at the end of the cost recovery period in the declining balance method is equal to the salvage value (c) In the insider's viewpoint approach, we consider market value of the current asset as its investment cost if it is retained

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