Question 18 4 pts The Jenkins Corporation (JNK) is considering a project which has an upfront cost of $1.6 million (today). The project is then forecast to return end-of-year cash inflows of $0.6 million in year 1, $0.7 million in year 2, and $0.8 million in year 3. If the appropriate cost of capital for this project is 15%, then calculate the IRR of this project and describe whether the Jenkins Corporation should conduct the project. 14.17%; Jenkins should conduct this project. The project is forecast to make profit for Jenkins. Because these are normal cash flows, we can directly infer an NPV-based decision based on the IRR 14.17%; Jenkins should NOT conduct this project. The costs of the project are too high Because these are normal cash flows, we can directly infer an NPV-based decision based on the IRR -$0.02 million; We cannot tell whether this project is a good idea to conduct unless we calculate its NPV. 14.17%; We cannot tell whether this project is a good idea to conduct unless we calculate its NPV