Management at Firm X is considering switching from terms of cash only sales to trade credit...

Management at Firm X is considering switching from terms of cash only sales to trade credit terms of net 30 days, in an effort to increase sales. The table below shows projected financial information for the proposed trade credit terms and current cash terms. Based on this information, calculate the Trade Credit Value Added associated with the change in trade credit policy and make a recommendation. Assume that the first transaction would occur today, followed by monthly sales in perpetuity. The required monthly return is 1%.

	new policy	current policy
price per unit	340	340
cost per unit	260	260
unit sale per month	1850	1800

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