A company has a project with initial investment is $40,000. It will generate $15,000 annually for the nextfour years. Assume that this company and its project have a beta of 20, the risk-free rate of return (i.e., Rm)is 2%, and the market return (i.e., R) is 7%?. How much is the NPV of this project? [Hint: As discussed, theCAMP model can be used to estimate discount rate (r) in the NPV analysis equation].A)5,555B)3,333C)4,444D)6,666

A company has a project with initial investment is $40,000. It will generate $15,000 annually for the next four years. Assume that this company and its project have a beta of 2.0, the risk-free rate of return (i.e., R) is 2%, and the market return (i.e., R) is 7%?. How much is the NPV of this project? [Hint: As discussed, the CAMP model can be used to estimate discount rate (r) in the NPV analysis equation]. A) 5,555 B) 3,333 4,444 6,666

A company has a project with initial investment is $40,000. It will generate $15,000 annually for the next four years. Assume that this company and its project have a beta of 2.0, the risk-free rate of return (i.e., R) is 2%, and the market return (i.e., R) is 7%?. How much is the NPV of this project? [Hint: As discussed, the CAMP model can be used to estimate discount rate (r) in the NPV analysis equation]. A) 5,555 B) 3,333 4,444 6,666

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