In early 2006, a working group on the Hong Kong Dragon Airlines (“Dragonair”) to evaluate other ways to replace a replacement engine was formed. The options are to buy or lease motor directly through a lease or contract of sale and leaseback motor. However, to evaluate and compare the attractiveness of each option, the working group should first determine an appropriate discount rate to use.
by
Su Han Chan,
Ko Wang,
Andrew Lee
Source: University of Hong Kong
10 pages.
Date Posted: January 15, 2010. Prod #: HKU884-PDF-ENG
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