"A corporation is considering purchasing a vertical drill machine. The machine will cost $66,000 and will...

"A corporation is considering purchasing a vertical drill machine. The machine will cost $66,000 and will have a 2-year service life. The selling price of the machine at the end of 2 years is expected to be $43,000 in today's dollars. The machine will generate annual revenues of $62,000 (today's dollars), but the company expects to have annual expenses (excluding depreciation) of $12000 (today's dollars). The asset is classified as a 7-year MACRS property. The tax rate for the firm is 44%. The general inflation rate is 4% and will impact the annual revenue, annual expenses, and salvage value. What is the real (inflation-free) rate of return for this machine? Express your answer as a percentage between 0 and 100."

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Use the following inputs on the spreadsheet to calculate rate of return:

The obtained result are as follows:

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