Most Firms Use the Payback Period as a Secondary Capital-Budgeting

question 94

True/False

Most firms use the payback period as a secondary capital-budgeting technique, which in a sense allows them to control for risk.

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Definitions:

Accounts Payable

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Internal Audit

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Approved Vendor List

A list of suppliers that a company has vetted and approved for purchasing specific goods or services.

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