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NPV of Stan and Posylnaya is calculated using NPV function in Excel.
NPV of Turkiela = present value of perpetual cash inflow - initial investment.
present value of perpetual cash inflow = annual cash inflow / required return.
present value of perpetual cash inflow = $5,500 / 11% = $50,000.
NPV of Project Turkiela = $50,000 - $43,500 = $6,500.000.
NPV of Project Stan = $5,891.091.
NPV of Project Posylnaya = $7,467.800.


Project Posylnaya should be chosen as it has the highest NPV.
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