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Investment Decision for a Cafe
A cafe owner is considering replacing their old coffee machine with a new one. The new machine costs $5,000 and requires a one-time staff training session costing $200. The owner can sell the old machine for $300. With the new machine, they expect daily revenue to increase by $50, but daily supply costs will also increase by $15. Additionally, the new machine's efficiency is expected to save the cafe $10 per day in labor costs. Assuming the cafe operates 365 days a year, calculate the total net benefit (or pay-off) of purchasing the new machine for its first year of operation.
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