Anil currently lives in San Marcos and are considering moving to take a new job in northern California. There are three work periods (years) remaining for Anil. Anil will earn $20,000 per year in each of the three periods (years) in San Marcos and will earn $22,000 in each of the three periods (years) in northern California. Suppose the annual discount rate of 10 percent and, other than the earnings, there are no differences between the jobs or preference on where Anil lives. a. Assume there are no costs to moving. Should Anil move to northern California or stay in San Marcos? (Hint: Compare the present value of each alternative). b. Now suppose that Anil would incurs some costs to move. What is the highest cost of moving that Anil is willing to incur and still move to northern California? 2. (4 points) CSUSM offers you an option to pay your remaining balance of $1,800 tuition today or pay $2000 for the tuition balance in one year. The interest rate you can earn (adjusted for inflation) is 15%. What should you do to save the most money? Show you calculation. 3. (5 points) Your pizza restaurant plans to invest $20,000 in a new oven that will generates $4,000 net revenues annually beginning the end year 1 through end of year 5. At the end of year 6, the annual net revenue and sale of the oven brings in $2,000. The interest rate to use in the calculation is 6 percent. What is the net present value of the investment? 4. (4 points) An investment in a company pays a guaranteed annual return in dividends (return) of $200 indefinitely (i.e., forever, into perpetuity). Suppose the interest is 5 percent. How much would an investor be willing to pay for this dividend? (Calculate the present value of the investment.)