Use the following information to calculatethe NPV for an overseas expansion:YearCash Flow-$20,000118,000212,0008,000What is the NPV at a required return of 7%?Should the firm accept the project? What ifthe required return is 14%?3.

At the required rate of 7%, the Net present value is; Year Cash flow PV Factor @ 7% Discounted…

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