You purchased a small company for $50,000 (in year zero).
Unfortunately, things did not go well and your company lost $2,500
each year for the first three years. To alleviate the situation,
during the third year, you decided to invest an additional $12,000
in the company. This smart decision resulted in a profit of $11,000
each year from the fourth year through the 16th year. At the end of
16 years the company can be sold for $40,000. Calculate the
internal rate of return (IRR) as well as the NPV if MARR = 12%.
Neglect depreciation or taxes in this problem