The equivalent annual cost method implies what about the project?
AIt is replaced by an identical one
BIt is financed only by equity
CIt will never be repeated again
DIt has no cash inflows at all
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It is replaced by an identical one
EAC assumes the asset is replaced by the same project again, so costs repeat every cycle.
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