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Arancher is considering the purchase of additional land. given the present value of after-tax net return of $11.07, a marginal tax rate of 27%, a terminal value of $482.53, and an after-tax discount rate of 2.69%. this rancher is planning on selling the land in 15 years.
what is the maximum price this farmer should be willing to pay for an acre of land?

a) $302.58 b) $384.27 c) $310.71 d) $220.88 e) none of these

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