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table [ [ Two Year Manufacturing Project Data, ] , [ Project life, 2 years ] , [ Initial investment in equipment,$ 8 m

\table[[Two Year Manufacturing Project Data,],[Project life,2 years],[Initial investment in equipment,$8m],[Annual depreciation of equipment,$3m],[Number of units produced per year,50,000],[Selling price per unit,$100],[Variable cost per unit,$40],[Fixed costs per year,$0.5m],[Tax rate,30%]]
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Due to the project, inventory will grow by $1.5m initially (at t=0), and then by $0.8m at the end of the first year (t=1). Accounts payable will increase by $0.6m at the end of the first year (t=1). At the end of the project, the net operating working capital accumulated due to the project will be recovered.
Consulting fees of $4,000 were paid six months ago. This relates directly to the project.
The factory building was purchased 40 years ago for $10m and is currently being rented to another company for $0.2m per year. The factory building is fully depreciated for tax purposes. The tenant will need to vacate the factory if this project is undertaken.
The equipment will have a book value of $2m at the end of the project for tax purposes. However, the equipment is expected to fetch $2.6 million when it is sold at t=2.
Assumption
All cash flows occur at the start or end of the year as appropriate, not in the middle or throughout the year.
Which of the following statements is NOT correct?
a. Tax on the disposal of equipment at time 2 is $180,000
b. Change in Net Operating Working Capital at time 2 is -$1.7m
c. The opportunity cost of using the building for this project is $10m
d. Time zero free cash flow is -$9.5m
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