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  -Refer to Exhibit T13.1. Suppose that beginning in year 1, there is a 10% chance each year the host government will seize the project's assets. If the assets are not seized, you expect to receive the cash flows as stated above. If the assets are seized in a particular year, you expect to receive no repatriated funds thereafter. Assuming international parity conditions hold, S0£/€ = £2/€, i<sup>€</sup> = 5%, and i<sup>£</sup> = 7%, what is the NPV in pounds? A)  £42,431.49 B)  £47,018.46 C)  £47,368.32 D)  £49.652.21 E)  £50,737.29
-Refer to Exhibit T13.1. Suppose that beginning in year 1, there is a 10% chance each year the host government will seize the project's assets. If the assets are not seized, you expect to receive the cash flows as stated above. If the assets are seized in a particular year, you expect to receive no repatriated funds thereafter. Assuming international parity conditions hold, S0£/€ = £2/€, i = 5%, and i£ = 7%, what is the NPV in pounds?

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