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Samuel Washington Takes a Loan Fifteen years after graduating in electrical engineering and accepting employment with Texas Instruments, Samuel Washington decides to establish a consulting business. Although he has invested wisely for the past 15 years, the value of his investments is only $325,000. After developing a business plan, he realizes he will need $250,000 on hand initially, plus $150,000 each successive year, to cover the expenses of an office and an assistant. He is unsure about how much of his own money he should use and how much to borrow. In talking to the loan officer of a local bank, he learns that the bank will charge him annual compound interest of 6% for a 5-year loan period or 5.5% for a 10-year loan period. Over the past 10 years, Samuel earned an average of 5.25% annually on his investments; he believes he will continue to earn at least that amount on his investment portfolio. If he borrows money, he can repay the loan in several ways: pay accumulated interest monthly, plus pay the principal at the end of the loan period; make equal monthly payments; make monthly payments that increase like a gradient series; or make a lump sum payment at the end of the loan period. Because this is a business investment, any interest paid can be deducted from his taxable income. Discussion Questions 1. Discuss the quantitative (economic) aspects that Samuel should consider when he decides how much money to use from his personal savings versus borrowing money from the bank. 2. What qualitative (noneconomic) factors should Samuel consider when he decides how much money to use from his personal savings versus borrowing money from the bank? 3. What types of assumptions is Samuel making when he determines his loan needs? What happens if these assumptions do not hold? 4. How might Samuel set out to secure funding for this proposed business venture