Peter invests in a public project which needs a $500,000 payment now and a second $900,000 payment 10 years from now. This project is considered with a perpetual life. The effective annual interest rate is 12%. What is the approximate capitalized cost?
A.
$289,800
B.
$786,740
C.
$789,800
D.
$5,585,180
Present value of cash outflow at year 0 =500,000
Present value of cash flow at year 10
=PV(rate,nper,pmt,fv)
=PV(12%,10,,900000) =289776
Total of capitalized cost =500,000+289,776 =789,776
The answer is C)
$789,800
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