A well-informed photographer with her hand is a contractor who has contracts that include mound workers for several years in which he needs such a quarry and has two options. The first option is to buy the machine for 5 93,000, while its driving life is 7 years. After that, the occupants can be sold for $ 9,000, and the annual maintenance rate is estimated at 100% of its extinction. The annual and the bank interest rate is 4%, and the annual insurance, taxes and mourning costs are estimated at 8% of the average population value. The second option is to rent the machine at an amount of 5,400, 4 per month, which cuttlefish is better?

A well-informed photographer with her hand is a contractor who has contracts that include mound workers for several years in which he needs such a quarry and has two options. The first option is to buy the machine for 5 93,000, while its driving life is 7 years. After that, the occupants can be sold for $ 9,000, and the annual maintenance rate is estimated at 100% of its extinction. The annual and the bank interest rate is 4%, and the annual insurance, taxes and mourning costs are estimated at 8% of the average population value. The second option is to rent the machine at an amount of 5,400, 4 per month, which cuttlefish is better?

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter9: Capital Budgeting And Cash Flow Analysis

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