Managers typically look at the initial outlay for the project as its capital expenditure and determine ________ from this capital expenditure.
A)interest expenses
B)dividends
C)depreciation
D)CEO expenses

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The managers typically determine depreciation from the initial outlay for the project as its capital expenditure. Depreciation is a non-cash expense that allows companies to spread the cost of an asset over its useful life, reducing the initial outlay's impact on the company's financials. Interest expenses, dividends, and CEO expenses are not typically determined from the initial outlay for a project as its capital expenditure.

Managers Typically Look at the Initial Outlay for the Project