If the discounted payback method is preferable to the payback method,then why is the payback method ever used?
A) The discounted payback requires an arbitrary cutoff point while payback does not.
B) Payback is easier to compute than discounted payback.
C) Payback considers all of a project's cash flows but discounted payback does not.
D) Payback requires the initial investment be recovered during a project's life while the required discounted payback period may be shorter.
E) Payback can be used with mutually exclusive projects but discounted payback cannot.
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Q4: A project has a net present value
Q5: The payback method
A)discounts all cash flows properly.
B)requires
Q6: The payback method is a convenient and
Q7: All else equal,the payback period for a
Q8: The discounted payback period of a project
Q10: The net present value of a project
Q11: The discounted payback method
A)discounts a project's initial
Q12: What is the primary shortcoming of the
Q13: The length of time required for an
Q14: Net present value
A)considers only cash flows occurring
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