Business, 10.08.2021 04:20 ruleolivas
Dawn and Amelia work for an international advertising agency. They are presented with four possible product campaigns for the year, of which they must choose only one. The annual interest rate is 6%. They must choose the campaign which will be most profitable for the company overall. The chart contains the costs and benefits for each of the projects.
Use the information in the chart to calculate the net present values and answer the questions.
Campaign Dollars Realized Dollars Realized one year
today in thousands from today in thousands
Global Wireless -23 220
Yummy Tummy Pudding 125 -
NiCad Electric Cars 58 -22
Excelsis Hot Air Balloons -50 103
Using the net present value calculations, what campaigns are Dawn and Amelia most likely to select? Why?
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