Your firm has an opportunity to invest in a project that costs $991 and will return two payments of 500 per year. If the interest rate is 10% what is the current NPV of this project?
The current NPV of this project is computed as shown below:
= - $ 991 + $ 500 / 1.10 + $ 500 / 1.102
= - $ 123.23 Approximately
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