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A capital project requires a $50,000 increase in working capital. It also requires equipment at a price of $200,000. It takes $20,000 to install the equipment and $15,000 to ship the equipment to the desired location. The income tax rate is 35% and equipment is
What is the project's initial cash flow?
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A.200,000
B.120,000
C.285,000
D.235,000
E. 250,000
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