A company is deciding whether to lease or buy a new truck. Given the information provided below, if the company finds out the truck maintenance cost is $3000 incurred by the lessor only, and paid at the end of each year. Net Advantage of lease (NAL) Tax CCA $2,500 30% 40% $2,000 10% 6 years The Company should (buy / lease) A/ the truck. Salvage Cost of Debt Useful life time

A company is deciding whether to lease or buy a new truck. Given the information provided below, if the company finds out the truck maintenance cost is $3000 incurred by the lessor only, and paid at the end of each year. Net Advantage of lease (NAL) Tax CCA $2,500 30% 40% $2,000 10% 6 years The Company should (buy / lease) A/ the truck. Salvage Cost of Debt Useful life time

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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