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4 years ago

What will you need to create a lemonade stand?

Business

2 answers:

ZanzabumX [31]4 years ago

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Answer:

um....

1. u need cups

2. a container

3. a table

4. paper towels

5. duck tape to hold the stand and i guess the sign

6. a donation cup

7. ur costumers

Cerrena [4.2K]4 years ago

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Answer:

First buy a stand or create one yourself. After having a stand. You will need cups,tip container,pitch,lemons,paper towels, a box to put your money and a sign that will catch people’s eyes.

Explanation:

You can always make the lemonade inside your house if you don’t want to make it while you’re on the stand.

(I don’t recommend you doing one during this time though)

Hope that helps :D

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3 years ago

How Country Risk Affects NPV. Hoosier, Inc., is planning a project in the United Kingdom. It would lease space for one year in a

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NPV = $11,525.6

Probability the project has negative NPV: 30%

Explanation:

1. When there is no risk:

It is given that the initial British corporate tax rate on income earned by US firms is 40%.

The initial investment: $200,000

The cash flow of Hoosier can be described as following:

+) The addition to the cash flow includes:

Pretax earnings: £300,000

+) The subtraction to the cash flow includes:

Tax on income (40%): £300,000 x 40% = £120,000

=> The cash flow = 300,000 - 120,000 = £180,000 = 180,000 x $1,6 = $288,000

=> The Present value of the project after one year is:

PV = Cash flow/ [(1 + required rate of return)^ 1 year]

= 288,000/ (1+0.18) = $244,068

=> The Net Project Value is:

NPV1 = ∑PV - Initial investment = 244,068 - 200,000 = $44,068

2. Case 2: The British economy may weaken

The initial British corporate tax rate on income earned by US firms is 40%.

The initial investment: $200,000

The cash flow of Hoosier can be described as following:

+) The addition to the cash flow includes:

Pretax earnings: £200,000

+) The subtraction to the cash flow includes:

Tax on income (40%): £200,000 x 40% = £80,000

=> The cash flow = 200,000 - 80,000 = £120,000 = 120,000 x $1,6 = $192,000

=> The Present value of the project after one year is:

PV = Cash flow/ [(1 + required rate of return)^ 1 year]

= 192,000/ (1+0.18) = $162,712

=> The Net Project Value is:

NPV 2= ∑PV - Initial investment = 162,712 - 200,000 = -$37,288

3. Case 3: The British corporate tax rate on income earned by U.S. ﬁrms may increase from 40 to 50 percent

British corporate tax rate on income earned by US firms is 50%.

The initial investment: $200,000

The cash flow of Hoosier can be described as following:

+) The addition to the cash flow includes:

Pretax earnings: £300,000

+) The subtraction to the cash flow includes:

Tax on income (50%): £300,000 x 50% = £150,000

=> The cash flow = 300,000 - 150,000 = £150,000 = 150,000 x $1,6 = $240,000

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= 240,000/ (1+0.18) = $203,390

=> The Net Project Value is:

NPV3= ∑PV - Initial investment = 203,390 - 200,000 = $3,390

The probability of the case there is no risk = 100% - probability of Case 2 - probability of case 3 = 100% - 30% - 20% = 50%

The expected value of the project’s net present value is:

NPV = probability Case 1 x NPV1 + probability Case 2 x NPV2 + probabilityCase 3 x NPV3

= 50% x 44,068 + 30% x (-37,288) + 20% x 3,390= $11,525.6

As only the NPV of case 2 are negative, so that the probability that the project will have a negative NPV = probability case 2 = 30%

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