Which of the following statements is correct? i. A positive salvage value from an investment increases the net present value from making an investment. ii. A negative salvage value from an investment decreases the net present value from making an investment. A. Both i and ii are correct. B. Only ii is correct. C. Neither i nor ii is correct. D. Only i is correct.
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