​When a Firm Ignores the Opportunity Cost of Capital When

question 59

Multiple Choice

​When a firm ignores the opportunity cost of capital when making investment or shutdown decisions,this is a case of

• A)​Fixed-cost fallacy
• B)Sunk-cost fallacy
• C)Hidden-cost fallacy
• D)​None of the above

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