Although the Three Capital Budgeting Methods Are Equivalent, They All

Although the three capital budgeting methods are equivalent, they all can have difficulties making computation impossible at times. The most useful methods or tools from a practical standpoint are:

A) APV because debt levels are unknown in future years.
B) WACC because projects have variable risk and target debt to value ratios.
C) Flow-to-equity, because of variable risk and the knowledge that managers think in terms of suboptimal debt to equity ratios.
D) both APV because debt levels are unknown in future years; and WACC because projects have constant risk and target debt to value ratios.
E) both WACC because projects have constant risk and target debt to value ratios; and Flow-to-equity, because of constant risk and the knowledge that managers think in terms of optimal debt to equity ratios.