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Suppose a roofing contractor is considering the purchase of an additional truck at a price of $35 000. He expects the discounted MRP of the truck in Year 1 to be $7000, in Year 2 to be $6000, in Year 3 to be $5000, after which he can sell the truck at a present value of $14 000. This contractor should

▸ buy the truck because its marginal cost is less than its marginal revenue.

▸ not buy the truck because its present value is less than its purchase price.

▸ not buy the truck because its marginal cost is greater than its marginal revenue.

▸ buy the truck because its present value is more than its purchase price.

▸ be indifferent about the purchase because its present value is approximately equal to its purchase price.
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Smart ... Thanks!
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