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An irrigation project costs $1000 to build and will last for 5 years. it will double farmers’ crop yields and increase their sales by $500 a year. the pumps used in the irrigation system use 100 gallons of gasoline a year to operate and require $50 a year to maintain. the domestic price of gasoline is 50 cents a gallon, but it is heavily subsidized and costs the government $2 a gallon to import. assume that for political reasons the government cannot charge farmers for the water. a. if the government’s discount rate is 10%, what is the present value of this project? should the government build it? show and explain all your calculations. b. if the discount rate is 5%, what is the present value? should the government build it? now suppose a private firm can charge $400 per year for the water and can borrow at 10% to finance the project. is it profitable for the private firm to build it?

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