13. …………..… must be considered to evaluate the economic merit of any investment project a. cash flow b. net income c. price index d. amortization
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This refers to the financial viability of the project, i.e., whether it will generate enough returns to justify the investment. Now, to evaluate the economic merit of a project, we need to consider various financial factors such as the initial investment, Show more…
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