2. Your company is looking at introducing a new product into its product line. Your company expects that this new product would be offered into perpetuity. It is expected to decrease the firm's FCFs immediately by $36 million and $22 million next year. Starting in year 2, the firm's FCFs will increase by $10 million. These incremental FCFs will then decrease at a rate of 2% into perpetuity (i.e. year 3's incremental FCF will be 10M*(1+(-0.02)) = 9.8M, and so on). If the firm's discount rate is 12%, is this a good investment