A Canadian Firm Is Considering Purchasing a Subsidiary in Great $\le$

question 156

Multiple Choice

A Canadian firm is considering purchasing a subsidiary in Great Britain. The subsidiary will cost $\le$ 16 million and will generate cash inflows of $\le$ 7.6 million per year at the end of each of the next three years. After that, the company will be worthless. The current exchange rate is $\le$ 0.83 British pounds per $1. The Canadian inflation rate is expected to be 4% over this period. The current risk-free rate of interest in Canada is 5% and the risk-free rate in Great Britain is 8%.

Assume the cost of capital for this project is 15% on dollar investments. What is the NPV of this project using the foreign currency approach?

• A) $294,405
• B) $489,269
• C) $524,963
• D) $631,896
• E) $832,095

Appreciate the significance of establishing a clear and open communication culture within teams for effective task management.

Distinguish between one-way and two-way communication and their appropriateness for different tasks and contexts.

Understand the barriers to effective communication, including perceptual screens, physical separation, defensive behavior, and information overload.

Recognize the importance of nondefensive communication in reducing workplace conflicts and enhancing clarity.

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