The Total-Cost Approach and the Incremental-Cost Approach to Evaluating Two

question 133

Multiple Choice

The total-cost approach and the incremental-cost approach to evaluating two competing investment opportunities:

• A) are dissimilar in that one deals with net present value and the other deals with internal rate of return.
• B) are similar in that they will recommend the same alternative as the best.
• C) are dissimilar in that one uses the cost of capital as a discount rate and the other does not.
• D) are similar in that neither considers the time value of money.

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