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Transcribed Image Text:A firm calculates for a new project the following cash flows to
shareholders over the years 0 to 2, $-1,604,$1,262, $1,502 and
to other stakeholders $-147, $-220, $-189. The discount rate is
6.5% and the social distance is 27%. What is the SNPV for the
project? (Answer in $ with no decimal places, so 150123 for
$150,123).
496 margin of error +/- 2%
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