A project has a net present value of NPV€ = €10,000. In order to invest in the project, the German government requires that you undertake another project with the following cash flow stream: CF0€ = -€5000, E[CF1€] = €1000, E[CF2€] = €1000, and E[CF3€] = €1000. The appropriate discount rate for this project is i€ = 10%. What affect does this tie-in project have on your original NPV€ estimate?
A) It increases NPV€ from €10,000 to €12,513.15.
B) It increases NPV€ from €10,000 to €17,486.85.
C) It decreases NPV€ from €10,000 to €7,486.85.
D) It increases NPV€ from €10,000 to €2,513.15.
E) It is a separate project and has no effect on NPV.
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