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TABLE 19.1
Use the information to answer following question(s) .
Jensen Aquatics Inc., which manufactures and sells scuba gear worldwide, is considering an investment in either Europe or Great Britain. Consider the following cash flows for each project, assume a 12% wacc, and consider these to be average risk projects for the firm. Answer the questions that follow.
TABLE 19.1 Use the information to answer following question(s) . Jensen Aquatics Inc., which manufactures and sells scuba gear worldwide, is considering an investment in either Europe or Great Britain. Consider the following cash flows for each project, assume a 12% wacc, and consider these to be average risk projects for the firm. Answer the questions that follow.    -Refer to Table 19.1. Which of the following best summarizes the preliminary results of the investment analysis for the two prospective investments. A)  The British investment should be accepted, the European investment rejected. B)  The British investment is superior to the European investment. C)  Both investments are acceptable. D)  None of the above is true.
-Refer to Table 19.1. Which of the following best summarizes the preliminary results of the investment analysis for the two prospective investments.


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