A client offers you the following deal: You will receive $6,000 for the next three years, one payment per year (that is, $6,000 at Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3). In exchange, you will pay $15,000 at Year 4. The current market prices of the following zero-coupon bonds (each with $100 face value) are: Bond A (1-year): price $95.24 Bond B (2-year): price $89.00 Bond C (3-year): price $81.63 Bond D (4-year): price $73.50 Using these bond prices, compute the net value today (Year 0) of the client’s deal to you. Enter your final answer rounded to two decimal places. For example, enter 1.23 if your answer is $1.234, and enter -1.23 if your answer is -$1.234.Numerical
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