Dick Smith Foods. is a U$.$S$.$ company that is considering expanding its operations into Japan. The company supplies processed foods to storefront delicatessens in large cities. This requires Dick Smith Foods to have a centralized production and warehousing facility in each of these cities. Dick Smith Foods has located a possible site for a Japanese subsidiary in Tokyo. The cost to purchase and equip the facility is $885,000,000.$ Perform an NPV analysis to determine whether this is a good investment, under the following assumptions:a$.$ The average per$-$unit sales price will initially be $510.$ b$.$ First$-$year sales will be $17$ million units, and physical sales will then grow at $10\%$ per annum for the next $3$ years. c$.$ First$-$year variable costs of production will be $325$ per unit of labor and $$1\mathrm{.}85$ per unit of imported semi$-$finished goods. Administrative costs will be $200$ million. d$.$ Retail prices, labor costs, and administrative expenses are expected to rise at the Japanese yen rate of inflation, which is forecast to be $1\%.$ Dollar prices of semi$-$finished goods are expected to rise at the U$.$S$.$ dollar rate of inflation, which is expected to be $4\%.$ e$.$ The yen$>$dollar exchange rate is currently $85>$$$,$ and the yen is expected to appreciate at $3\%.$ f$.$ The Japanese corporate income tax rate is $34\%,$ and there is a $10\%$ withholding tax on payments to parent company. g$.$ The yen$-$denominated equity discount rate for the project is $13\%.$ h$.$ All of the Japanese subsidiarys free cash flow will be paid to the parent company.