Disposable Income and Real GDP Behave the Same Way Because

question 124

Multiple Choice

Disposable income and real GDP behave the same way because

• A)taxes and transfer payments are not proportional to income.
• B)disposable income is the same as real GDP.
• C)taxes and transfer payments are less than 10 percent of income.
• D)taxes and transfer payments are nearly proportional to income.
• E)taxes and transfer payments are a negligible fraction of income.

Recognize the importance of incorporating after-tax incremental cash flows in project evaluations.

Understand the necessity of including changes in net working capital in investment valuations.

Acknowledge the limitations of capital budgeting analyses due to the accuracy of future projections.

Grasp the significance of considering a project's impact on other business areas and the inclusion of opportunity costs and disposal proceeds in project evaluations.

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