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Afarmer is considering the purchase or lease of a forklift. he can buy a new forklift or lease a new forklift. he believes that each forklift will provide the same service but the costs are different. he has provided the following information. inflation is assumed to be zero. assume that the lease payment is constant throughout the lease agreement. assume that the lease payment would be made at the beginning of the year and the lease ends at the end of the 10th year. the lessor will pay repairs and maintenance. also assume that this farmer could claim the tax deduction due to the lease payment when it is paid. the new forklift has a price of $11,400, a before-tax net return of -$6,100, an investment life of 10 years, and a terminal value of $8,000. if he was to lease the forklift the operating expenses for this tractor will be $3,500. suppose that the pre-tax rate of return is 6%, the marginal tax rate is 24%, and the irs allows him to depreciate the tractor over 14 years using the straight-line method. what is the npv of the purchased forklift?

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