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Ralph forms a firm by investing 1,000 dollars. This cash is immediately paid for a machine with a useful life of 3 years. The net cash inflow from this machine will be 110 at the end of the first year, 0 at the end of the second year, and 1,197.90 at the end of the third year. Net cash inflow is paid as a dividend immediately upon receipt. Also the third year net cash flow of 1,197.90 consists of 1,000 from customers and 197.90 salvage value received when the machine is retired at that time. (The firm ceases to exist after the year 3 dividend is paid.) (a) Assume Ralph's accountant uses sum of the years' digits depreciation. Tell Ralph's history with end-of-year balance sheets, periodic income statements, and periodic cash flow statements. The initial balance sheet should show an asset (call it Equipment) of 1,000 and capital stock of 1,000. (b) Assume the interest rate is r = 10%. Tell Ralph's history, again with balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements, but in terms of economic income.
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