Task 2: Parcel BLUE Step 1: Enter the following information into the highlighted cells associated with the blue parcel section below: Cost = $7,500,000 Annual Interest Rate = 20% (NOTE: enter this as a whole number and not a decimal) t%3D Loan Term = 15 Years Question 1: NEWS Would like to compare two different parcels, each of which is tied to a specific lender and the lender's terms. Provide your recommendation on which option is the best and support your recommendation. Answer: 2. 3 24 25 Question 2: Explain how your answer might change if NEWS was concerned with short-term profit margins. Explain how would your answer might change if 26 NEWS is concerned with long-term debt, due to a poor book value rating from the most recent stock analysis? 27 Answer: 28

Task 2: Parcel BLUE Step 1: Enter the following information into the highlighted cells associated with the blue parcel section below: Cost = $7,500,000 Annual Interest Rate = 20% (NOTE: enter this as a whole number and not a decimal) t%3D Loan Term = 15 Years Question 1: NEWS Would like to compare two different parcels, each of which is tied to a specific lender and the lender's terms. Provide your recommendation on which option is the best and support your recommendation. Answer: 2. 3 24 25 Question 2: Explain how your answer might change if NEWS was concerned with short-term profit margins. Explain how would your answer might change if 26 NEWS is concerned with long-term debt, due to a poor book value rating from the most recent stock analysis? 27 Answer: 28

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