Two managers of Marshall, Inc., assessed a proposed project in Jamaica. Each

manager used exactly the same estimates of the earnings to be generated by the

project, as these estimates were provided by other employees. The managers agree

on the proportion of funds to be remitted each year, the life of the project, and the

discount rate to be applied. Both managers also assessed the project from the U.S.

parent's perspective. Nevertheless, one manager determined that this project had a

large net present value, while the other manager determined that the project had a

negative net present value. Explain the possible reasons for such a difference.