Question 2 Suppose a college junior could earn a salary of S2 million/year by declaring himself eligible for the NFL draft. If he waits until after his senior year he expects his salary to be $2.2 million. In both cases he will sign a 4-year contract, and plans to retire when this contract expires. His personal discount rate is 8%, also the current interest rate. (a) Write out in detail his cash flow options and calculate the present discounted values of his options Should he stay for his senior year, or not? year (and a 50% of no maximum). Recalculate his present discounted values, now what should he do? Recalculate his present discounted values; now what should he do? (b) Suppose that there is a 50% chance that the league will institute a $2 million rookie salary cap next (c) Now suppose the NFL has mandatory retirement after three years (but no salary maximum). Question 2 Suppose a college junior could earn a salary of S2 million/year by declaring himself eligible for the NFL draft. If he waits until after his senior year he expects his salary to be $2.2 million. In both cases he will sign a 4-year contract, and plans to retire when this contract expires. His personal discount rate is 8%, also the current interest rate. (a) Write out in detail his cash flow options and calculate the present discounted values of his options Should he stay for his senior year, or not? year (and a 50% of no maximum). Recalculate his present discounted values, now what should he do? Recalculate his present discounted values; now what should he do? (b) Suppose that there is a 50% chance that the league will institute a $2 million rookie salary cap next (c) Now suppose the NFL has mandatory retirement after three years (but no salary maximum)