Based on the cash flow numbers in the Excel assignment that you just completed for Ch 8, imagine and describe the projects and reasons behind the forecasted cash flows. What might each of the projects have been ? What might the cash outflow have been spent on? Why might the expected future cash flows vary so much? Why should/should not the businessperson proceed with the projects?

Example: First set of cash flows: The outflow represents the costs of building a greenhouse to grow hydroponic tomatoes. The first cash flow might be small because the idea of hydroponically grown tomatoes may not catch on right away. The second cash flow may be bigger because some grocery stores buy the tomatoes to sell. The third cash flow may be huge because the tomatoes will likely be a hit with consumers. The businessperson should not adopt the idea because the PV is negative.

Second set of cash flows: Do the same thing but make up a completely different project.

Make your description of each project's cash flows about 150 words (300 total words) and upload it to the second dropbox created for this week's work. Be creative! The goal of the assignment is for you to get comfortable interpreting numbers. Get comfortable imagining lots of different types of projects businesspeople think about pursuing.

Finally: attach Google images of what each of the two projects would look like. See the example of an image of hydroponically grown tomatoes that fits my story. If you don't attach the two images, you won't get full credit. To get the images to upload properly to Blackboard, you'll probably have to copy and paste them onto the word doc you upload to the dropbox.

Annual cash flows: Year O Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 (350,000) 45,000 65,000 65,000 440,000 O A 6 (50,000) 24,000 22,000 19,500 14,600 $ . Required return 15%