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The estimated costs and benefits for a technology project - after discounting - are shown below. 6. Given these figures, what is the Net Present Value for the project? 7. What is its Return on Investment?
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The estimated costs and benefits for a technology project - after discounting - are shown below. 6. Given these figures, what is the Net Present Value for the project? 7. What is its Return on Investment? 8. In what year will payback occur?

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If the project only has one cash flow, you can use the following net present value formula to calculate
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