Multiple Choice
If an equivalent loan has the same cash flows as a lease, and results in a $1,500 higher present value, one could conclude that: present value than the lease analysis indicated, this shows:
A) that leasing is preferable to buying the asset, since owning costs $1,500 more.
B) that either is acceptable, since the cash flows are the same.
C) one should not lease.
D) that owning will require more capital up front.
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