An aggressive stockbroker claims an ability to consistently earn 12% per year on an investor’s money. A client invests $10,000 now, $30,000 three years from now, and $8000 per year for 5 years starting 4 years from now. (a) How much money can the client withdraw every year forever, beginning 20 years from now? (b) What is the capitalized cost of the client’s investments if the $8000 per year is expected to continue for an unspecified time into the future?

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Fairmont Industries primarily relies on 100% equity financing to fund projects. A goodopportunity is available that will require $250,000 in capital. The Fairmont owner can supply themoney from personal investments that currently earn an average of 8.5% per year. The annualnet cash flow from the project is estimated at $30,000 for the next 15 years. Alternatively, 60%of the required amount can be borrowed for 15 years at 9% per year. If the MARR is the WACC,determine which plan, if either is better. This is a before-tax analysis

Mechanical engineer at Company B is considering five equivalent projects, some of which have different life expectations. Salvage value is nil for all alternatives. Assuming that the company’s MARR is 13% per year, determine which should be selected (a) if they are independent, and (b) if they are mutually (c) Explain why your selection in part (b) is correct.     First Cost, $ Net Annual Income, $/Year Life, Years A -20,000 +5,500 4 B −10,000 +2,000 6 C −15,000 3,800 6 D −60,000 +11,000 12 E −80,000 +9,000 12

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Wall’s Pharmacy will have to sell a new product that has an estimated revenue of $5,100 per month and costs of $1,000 per month with an initial purchase of $28,000. How long will Wall's Pharmacy have to sell a new product if the MARR is 3% per month?   Wall's Pharmacy will have to sell a new product for __  months.

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