alleryStart learning →As PI rises, what happens to a project's appeal?
AIt becomes less attractive
BIt becomes more attractive
CIt depends only on payback
DIt stays unchanged
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It becomes more attractive
A higher PI means more present value per unit invested, which makes the project more attractive.
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