A new machine for Volusia Shipyards will cost $$242,000($including shipping and installation$)$ and have an estimated life of $10$ years, though you only need the machine for an estimated $4$ years, at which point Volusia can sell the machine for $$44,000.$ The new machine will allow additional sales of $1,500$ units per year at $$200$ sales price per unit $($today$)$ with costs of $$95$ per unit $($today$).$ These amounts will increase by an expected $3\%$ inflation rate, annually. The new machine will be depreciated over the $3-$year MACRS recovery period. Use the $($slightly simplified$)$ depreciation rates of $33\%$ for year $1,45\%$ for year $2,15\%$ for year $3,$ and the remainder for year $4.$ This project will require increased NWC of $11\%$ of the following year's projected sales $($e$.$g$.,$ increase NWC today would be $11\%$ of year $1\text{'}$s sales$).$ NWC increases may be 'recovered' at the end of the project. The applicable corporate tax rate is $23\%,$ and the project cost of capital is $14\%.$ What is the NPV of Volusia acquiring the new machine? Should they do so$?(15)$