The procedure for evaluating the effects of an agribusiness manager's investment choices on the profitability, risk and liquidity of a business is called
A) Profitability budgeting
B) Capital budgeting
C) Liquidity budgeting
D) None of the above

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Capital budgeting is the process used to evaluate and select long-term investments that are in line with the goal of an investor's or institution's financial strategies, focusing on projects that enhance a company's value. It involves assessing the potential profitability, risk, and liquidity impacts of investment decisions.

The Procedure for Evaluating the Effects of an Agribusiness Manager's