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When considering a capital budgeting project the financial manager should consider: A only the size of the project. B. only the timing of the project cash flows. C. only the risk of the project cash flows. D. only the size and timing of the project cash flows. E. the size, timing, and risk of the project cash flows.

          When considering a capital budgeting project the financial manager should consider:
A only the size of the project.
B. only the timing of the project cash flows.
C. only the risk of the project cash flows.
D. only the size and timing of the project cash flows.
E. the size, timing, and risk of the project cash flows.

When considering a capital budgeting project the financial manager should consider:
A only the size of the project.
B. only the timing of the project cash flows.
C. only the risk of the project cash flows.
D. only the size and timing of the project cash flows.
E. the size, timing, and risk of the project cash flows.

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Horngren’s Cost Accounting

Srikant M. Datar, Madhav V. Rajan 16th Edition

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This refers to the magnitude of the cash flows associated with the project. A larger project may require a significant investment and may have a greater impact on the company's financials. Second, the financial manager should consider the timing of the project Show more…

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When considering a capital budgeting project, the financial manager should consider A) only the size of the project, B) only the timing of the project cash flows, C) only the risk of the project cash flows, D) both the size and timing of the project cash flows, or E) the size, timing, and risk of the project cash flows.