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zloy xaker [14]
3 years ago
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Jackson State University is evaluating two options. It can perform online distance learning upgrades now for $275,000 or it can

defer for 5 years when the cost is expected to increase to $375,000. Economist expects a real MARR of 10% per year with an average inflation rate of 4%. Using the FUTURE WORTH ANALYSIS, determine if the Mayor should purchase now or later:
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Vera_Pavlovna [14]3 years ago
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Answer:

The answer for (a)$442,890 for (b) $364,023.5

Explanation:

<em>From the question, the first set to take is to determine if the Mayor should purchase now or late when,</em>

<em>(a)When inflation is not considered</em>

<em>(b)When inflation is considered</em>

<em>(A) When inflation is considered</em>

<em>Future worth analysis (FWA) = 275, 000 (i +1)^5</em>

<em> =275,000 (1.10)^5</em>

<em>= $442,890</em>

<em>Thus, since FW > $375,000,</em>

<em>The cost of future is less, the Mayor should purchase later.</em>

<em>(B) When inflation is considered</em>

<em>Real rate = ( 1 + nominal/1 +inflation)^-1 = 1.1/1.04 -1 = 0.057 = 5.77</em>

<em>FW = 275,000 (1 +i)^5 = 275,000 (1.0577)^5</em>

<em>=$364,023.5</em>

<em>So FW< 375,000</em>

<em>Because the worth of buying or purchasing is less, the mayor should purchase now</em>

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