Answer:
$1,952 (Positive NPV)
Explanation:
Year   Annual CF ($)   PV factor at 10.30%    PV of Cash Flow ($)
1               17,000                  0.90662                         15,413
2              17,000                  0.82196                          13,973
3              17,000                   0.74520                         12,668
4              17,000                   0.67561                          11,485
5              17,000                   0.61252                          10,413
6              17,000                   0.55532                          9,441
7              17,000                    0.50347                          8,559
TOTAL                                    1.73554                          81,952
Net Present Value (NPV) = Present value of annual cash flows - Initial Cost
Net Present Value (NPV) = $81,952 - $80,000
Net Present Value (NPV) = $1,952 (Positive NPV)
 
        
             
        
        
        
I believe its the W-4 tax form. at least that is what i was told
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Total purchase value (Cost basis) = $105,770
Explanation:
Given:
Appraisal value = $132,970 
Offer price = $154,091
Cash amount = $30,971 
Notes payable = $22,282
Mortgage amount = $52,517
Find:
Total purchase value (Cost basis)
Computation:
Total purchase value (Cost basis) = Cash + Notes payable + Mortgage amount
Total purchase value (Cost basis) = $30,971 + $22,282 + $52,517
Total purchase value (Cost basis) = $105,770
 
        
             
        
        
        
When the economy is hit with a supply shock, especially if it is something as important as the oil, and its price doubles or triples, than the whole economy will suffer.
The reason for that is that the oil (since we took it as example) is not influencing only the people and the companies that use as fuel, but it affects the prices of pretty much all products. Such an increase in the price will result in much bigger expenditure by the production facilities. The transportation companies will also have much increased expenses. And that will result in a much increased price in most of the products. That will hit the people very hard on their pockets, as they will come in a situation where their wages are the same as they were, but the prices of everything went significantly up in no time.