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    Problems and issues

    Decision to be taken by the Department of NationalDefence

    To close the military base between

    The Vancouver, BC

    Halifax, Nova Scotia

    What factors contribute towards closing the navalbase:

    Military and political factors Cost Savings

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    Analyzing the Data

    Vancouver Base, BC Initial building cost-$100 million

    Operating cost-$400 million per year

    No lease rental payment for using the land as the land is owned by ND

    Disposal value of land-$500

    Halifax base, Nova Scotia Initial building cost-$150 million

    Annual lease payment for land-$3 million

    5 % Interest can be earned which is $3 million by investing $60 million in a fixedincome note

    Operating cost-$ 300 million additional operating cost $100 million will be increased if Vancouver Base is closed

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    Relevant and irrelevant factors

    Vancouver Base, BC Initial building cost-$100 million-sunk cost-Irrelevant

    Operating cost-$400 million per year-relevant

    No lease rental payment for using the land as the land is owned by ND

    Disposal value of land-$500-Relevant

    Future increase of the land will be irrelevant because Vancouver Base must be keptopen if Halifax Base is shut down and will not be able to sell the land in future date

    Halifax base, Nova Scotia Initial building cost-$150 million-Irrelevant being sunk cost

    Annual lease payment for land-$3 million-Relevant

    5 % Interest can be earned which is $3 million by investing $60 million in a fixedincome note-Relevant

    Operating cost-$ 300 million-Relevant

    additional operating cost $100 million will be increased if Vancouver Base is closed-Relevant

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    More relevant information

    Relevant factors if Vancouver is closed Disposal value of land-$500 million

    Operating cost savings-$400 million

    Additional cost to be borne by Halifax-$100 m

    Net savings= $500 + $400-$100 or $800

    Relevant factors if Halifax is closed Operating cost savings-$300 million

    Lease payment savings-$3 million

    Interest earned-$3

    Investment savings- $60 million

    Net savings= $300 + $3-$3+$60 or $360

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    Decision Criteria-Quantitative

    Net savings of $ 440($ 800 - $ 360) to The Department ofNational Defence if Vancouver Naval Base is closed inspite ofargument for closing the Halifax Naval Base by The British

    Columbia delegation

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    Decision Criteria-Qualitative

    Uses of land at Vancouver base may be questionable orobjectionable from environmentalist as the land will besold to private developers

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