An all equity financed project has a 5-year life and is expected to generate the following net income:

year 1: $64
year 2: $49
year 3: $63
year 4: $102
year 5: $105

The project has no investment in property, plant and equipment (the production facilities are leased).

There is a time 0 investment in net working capital for the project of $15 and then as follows over the life of the project:

year 1: $16
year 2: $17
year 3: $14
year 4: $19
year 5: $21

All working capital accounts are zeroed out immediately at the end of the project.

The project cost of capital is 5.0%. The tax rate is 10%.

How much lower is the project NPV calculated based on expected cash flows vs the project NPV based on expected NI? Give your answer to the nearest whole dollar.

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Correct Answer:	3 ± 1

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The NPV based on cash flows is lower than the NPV based on net income, so your answer should be a positive number. i.e., "the NPV will be $10 lower"

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ANSWER Hence the project NPV is lower by 3 1 as per the given d... View the full answer