¶ … price for the Zartek technology, the most appropriate approach is to start by looking at the value it is expected to create. The net income for each of the years have been provided. However, under the concept of the time value of money, income received in the future will have a lower value compared to the same amount held today. Inflation will erode the value of money, while money held today may be invested for a return for the future (Drake & Fabozzi, 2009). Therefore, the first stage is to look at the future net revenue streams and discount them to allow for the time value of money. Giving a present value (PV). This is undertaken by discounting each year's net revenue on a compound basis (Drake & Fabozzi, 2009). As it is assumed the interest rate for the 5 years is 7%, the discount factor used will be 7% on a compound basis. This is shown in table 1 below.
Table 1; Present Value Calculation
Year
1,000
0.934579
Year
1,300
0.873439
1,135.47
Year 3
1,200
0.816298
Year 4
1,300
0.762895
Year 5
1,200
0.712986
Total discounted cash flow (PV)
4,896.95
This indicates the...
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