A warehouse building was purchased 10 years ago for P300,000. Since then, the effective annual interest rate has been 8%, inflation has been steady at 2.5%, and the building has no deterioration or decrease in utility. What should the warehouse sell for today? (Take note that inflation in commodity increases its value)

A warehouse building was purchased 10 years ago for P300,000. Since then, the effective annual interest rate has been 8%, inflation has been steady at 2.5%, and the building has no deterioration or decrease in utility. What should the warehouse sell for today? (Take note that inflation in commodity increases its value)

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter2: The Domestic And International Financial Marketplace

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Problem 7P

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