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(Ignore income taxes in this problem.) A newly developed device is being considered by Fairway Foods for use in processing and canning peaches. The device, which is available only on a royalty basis, is reported to be a great labor saver. Fairway's production manager has gathered the following data: (Ignore income taxes in this problem.) A newly developed device is being considered by Fairway Foods for use in processing and canning peaches. The device, which is available only on a royalty basis, is reported to be a great labor saver. Fairway's production manager has gathered the following data:   The new device must be obtained through a licensing arrangement with the developer. The license period lasts for only 8 years. Fairway Foods' required rate of return is 10%. Required: By use of the incremental cost approach, compute the net present value of the proposed licensing of the new device. Show all computations in good form. Should the company enter into a licensing arrangement to use the new device? The new device must be obtained through a licensing arrangement with the developer. The license period lasts for only 8 years. Fairway Foods' required rate of return is 10%.
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By use of the incremental cost approach, compute the net present value of the proposed licensing of the new device. Show all computations in good form. Should the company enter into a licensing arrangement to use the new device?


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