The Most Expensive Method of Adjusting for Total Project Risk

question 61

Multiple Choice

The most expensive method of adjusting for total project risk in the evaluation of capital budgeting projects is the _____.

• A) sensitivity analysis method
• B) simulation approach
• C) net present value/payback method
• D) risk-adjusted discount rate approach

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