Which of the following is not a criterion that is used to determine whether a project is acceptable under the net present value method?

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The net present value method considers a project acceptable if the net present value is greater than zero, indicating a positive return on investment. It also considers a project acceptable if the net present value is equal to or above the required rate of return, indicating that the project's return is at least meeting the minimum desired level. A net present value of zero indicates that the project is neither earning a profit nor incurring a loss and is generally not acceptable under the net present value method. Therefore, (C) is not a criterion used to determine whether a project is acceptable under the net present value method.

Which of the Following Is Not a Criterion That Is