revolution records will build a new recording studio on a vacant lot next to the operations center. the land was purchased five years ago for $450,000. today the value of the land has appreciated to $780,000. revolutionary records did not consider the value of the land (it had already spent the money to acquire the land long before this project was considered). the npv of the recording studio was $600,000, without taking into account the land. should revolution records consider the land as part of the cash flow of the recording studio? if yes, what value should be used, $450,000 or $780,000? yes, $780,000 yes, $450,000 yes, (780,000 450,000)/2 no

Respuesta :

Yes, Revolution record should consider the value of land that was purchased for building a new recording studio for calculating the NPV of the project. The value of the land to be used is $780,000.

What is NPV?

The difference between the current value of the cash inflows and the cash outflows connected to a project is known as the net present value.

The land must be taken into account in the NPV calculations because it should be treated as a cash outflow.

The appraised value of $780,000 will be used for calculating NPV.

The correct NPV value is :

= Current NPV - cash outflow for land

= 600, 000 - 780, 000 = - $180, 000

Therefore, revolution record should consider the land at $780,000 as part of the cash flow of the recording studio.

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