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+Appendix B
+1. The idea behind this process is to match the timing of the costs of 
+equipment with revenues from the items produced with that equip-
+ment. This is a key principle of accountancy called matching.
+2. The problem is that troughs, by definition, follow peaks. Usually, just 
+like the timing of large acquisitions, companies decide to spend huge 
+amounts to build new production capacity at just about the same time 
+that economic conditions peak, and the factories come online just as 
+the economy is starting to sputter and fail.
+Appendix C
+1. A penny saved is a penny earned. We can think of the option being 
+cheaper by the amount of the dividend, so we will place the amount 
+that we save on the call option in savings.
+2. This is calculated using the following equation:
+Interest = strike × r × percent of 1 year
+In the case of the $18 strike, interest = 18 × 0.14% × (373 days/365 days 
+per year) = $0.03.