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Chapter 16, Problem 14E
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is 12%:
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A company can invest in two alternatives: Machine Eco and Machine Top.
The controlling department provides the following data.
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annual sales
3.600.000,00 €
4.000.000,00 €
3.000.000,00 €
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residual value
useful life (years)
The cost of capital are 10%.
How would you decide using the
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the profitability comparison?
When will the machines be amortized?
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4.200.000,00 €
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