esterday, Tom Brady, a professional football player, announced that after his retirement he'll move to the broadcasting booth as an Analyst for a reported $375 million, 10 year contract. Given the following, what's the least amount of money Tom would accept TODAY as opposed to getting $37.5 million a year for the next ten years. Tom retires today and begins
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esterday, Tom Brady, a professional football player, announced that after his retirement he'll move to the broadcasting booth as an Analyst for a reported $375 million, 10 year contract.
Given the following, what's the least amount of money Tom would accept TODAY as opposed to getting $37.5 million a year for the next ten years.
Tom retires today and begins his new job in-the-booth
All cash flows would occur at the end of each year
He has a 5% DR.
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