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3 years ago

Name seven things needed for manufacturing

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1. Secure Hosting Service
2. Identify Skills and Background
3. Know Your Audience
4. Research
5. Types of Products
6. Advertising
7. Budget

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Explanation: please refer to the explanation section

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Modified Accelerated Cost recovery System

The Fixed Asset Falls under the 3 year MACRS class the project the asset which states that Asset Depreciation range Midpoint is 4 years or less The period for this project is 3 years

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costs -640000 -640000 -640000

Depreciation -791666.67 -791666.67 -791666.67

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Net sales 303333.33 303333.33 558333.33

Tax 25% -75833.33 -75833.33 -139583.33

Net Cash flows 227500 227500 418750

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Tax = Net sales x 25%

b Net Present Value (Required rate Return = 9%)

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The interest rate that Rolling Coast should expect to issue new bonds will be calculated thus:

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