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craiczarry

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Question 1

As the discount rate increases without limit, the present value of the future cash inflows
◦ gets larger without limit.
◦ stays unchanged.
◦ approaches zero.
◦ gets smaller without limit, i.e., approaches minus infinity.

Question 2

Consider the two investments shown in the table. Find the present value of each at Year 0 assuming an interest rate of 5%. What is the percentage difference in the present values (with Investment 1 as the base of the percentage)? 

YearInvestment #1Investment #2
0$0$0
1$100$100
2$100$1,100
3$1,100$0

◦ -3.8%
◦ -2.6%
◦ 3.5%
◦ 4.3%
◦ -4%
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