Maple Leaf Motor is trying to determine if it should build a plant in Quebec to produce its new Moose Mobile model. It will take one year to build the plant. (Assume all plant expenses are upfront, depreciation starts in year 1 and revenue will start in year 2.) The plant will cost C$3.6 billion. The Moose Mobile will only be produced for 6 years. At the end of the production run the plant will be disassembled and sold for C$600 million. The plant will produce 80,000 cars in the first year going up by 10% annually. The price for the car is C$45,000 and expected to rise with inflation by 4% annually. The raw materials for each car will be C$20,000 rising 3% a year and labor per car is C$7,000 increasing 8% per year. The tax rate is 25%. Depreciation is straightline for 5 years. The land costs for the new plant are C$250 million payable at the beginning of the year, for the first four years. We plan to borrow C$2 billion to finance the project at an interest rate of 6.5%. Maple Leaf Motors uses a 12.8% nominal discount rate for all projects. Assume all cashflows are at the end of each year other than where specified. You may not need all the information presented here