One Method of Accounting for Systematic Risk for a Project

question 80

Multiple Choice

One method of accounting for systematic risk for a project involves identifying a publicly traded firm that is engaged in the same business as that project and using its required rate of return to evaluate the project.This method is referred to as

• A) the accounting beta method.
• B) scenario analysis.
• C) the pure play method.
• D) sensitivity analysis.

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