The Internal Rate of Return of Project “B” is 12.96%. If Projects “A” and “B” are independent, considering only at the IRR method, which project(s) should Big Company proceed with?
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a. Project "A" should be chosen because its IRR is lower than Project "B" indicating a more efficient use of capital.
b. Project "B" should be chosen because the IRR is higher than the IRR of Project "A" indicating that Project "B" has a higher return.
c. Both Projects should be chosen because both projects have IRR's > WACC indicating that both projects have acceptable returns.
d. Neither project should be chosen because both projects have IRR's > WACC, indicating that the costs of both projects exceed the initial investment.
e. None of the answers above are correct.
| Answer : c. Both Projects should be chosen because both projects have IRR's > WACC indicating that both projects have acceptable returns. |
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