Which of the following statements about your company's assembly operations for cameras and drones is FALSE?

All of the company's capital expenditures for fixed assets $($facilities$,$ workstations, robotics upgrades, office equipment, and furnishings$)$ at the Tarwan plant site are depreciated over $20$ years at the rate of $5\%$ annually.

New camera$/$drone assembly workstations can be installed at a cost of $$125,000$ each for cameras and $$175,000$ each for drones; adding workstations can be done quickly $($usually during a single weekend$)$ at the beginning of each year. However, if the company decides to shift from manual assembly to robotics$-$assisted assembly, all existing workstations in a camera or drone assembly facility must be upgraded to include the use of a robot at a cost of $$150,000$ each.

The manufacturers of robots have recently developed small robots capable of performing some of the tasks$/$work steps in assembling both action cameras and UAV drones; installing one of these robots at each camera$/$drone workstation enables the size of PATs to be cut from $4$ persons to $3$ persons.

The maximum number of cameras$/$drones that can be assembled at overtime is $20\%$ of annual PAT productivity $($the number of units a camera$/$drone PAT assembles each year$).$

It is standard practice to pay for the capital costs of new workstations and facilities expansions in the following two years by cutting the dividend payments to shareholders.