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You are thinking about a project to expand your business. In order to start the project, you have to invest $200,000 in new equipment and $50,000 in working capital. You have to spend $15,000 for installation and $5,000 for shipping of the equipment. A few months ago, you spend $7,000 on consulting. The marginal tax rate of your company is 34%. What is the initial outlay of this project

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