The Subjective Approach to Project Analysis

question 103

Multiple Choice

The subjective approach to project analysis:

• A) Is used only when the firm's cost of capital is unknown.
• B) Uses the market rate of return as the base rate which is then adjusted for the risk level of each project.
• C) Is a purely random allocation of discount rates to various projects.
• D) Allows managers to adjust for the risk level of each project without knowing the actual beta of the project.
• E) Uses the beta of each project to determine the appropriate discount rate for the project.

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Definitions:

Cohen's D

A measurement of the effect size indicating the standardized difference between two means.

Effect Size

A quantitative measure of the strength of a phenomenon, used to indicate the magnitude of a difference or relationship in statistical research.

Standard Deviations

A statistical measure that describes the amount of variation or dispersion from the average in a set of data.

Effect Size

A quantitative measure of the magnitude of the experimental effect, aiding in the understanding of the practical significance of research findings.