alleryStart learning →At the discounted payback period, cumulative net present value equals what?
AExactly zero
BCost of capital
CInitial outlay
DThe firm's IRR
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Exactly zero
Discounted payback is the point at which discounted inflows have repaid the cost, so cumulative NPV is nil.
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