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Business, 21.12.2019 05:31, tommyewall34

An auto-parts company is deciding whether to sponsor a racing team for a cost of $1 million. the sponsorship would last for three years and is expected to increase cash flows by $570,000 per year. if the discount rate is 6.9 %, what will be the change in the value of the company if it chooses to go ahead with the sponsorship? a) $747,896b) $797,756c) $847,615d) $498,597

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