alleryStart learning →A long, low-IRR project can still beat a short one on which measure?
ADiscount factor
BPayback speed
CNet present value
DReinvestment rate
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Net present value
A longer project can accumulate more total value, so its NPV may exceed that of a shorter project with higher IRR.
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