Sue was evaluating an investment opportunity with equal end of period cash flows, when she realized she would need a 10% return rather than an 8% return. Since the equal expected cash flows did not change, Sue should:
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pay the same amount in present dollars for the investment |
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make certain the investment is not an annuity due |
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pay less in present dollars for the investment |
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try to increase the length of time she will hold the investment |
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pay more in present dollars for the investment |
Since the equal expected cash flows did not change, Sue should:
c) pay less in present dollars for the investment
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