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This document discusses financial metrics for evaluating investment plans, including average rate of return, which is calculated as average income after tax divided by average investment, and net present value (NPV), which is calculated as cash inflow minus cash outflow. It recommends the second investment plan because it has a positive NPV, shorter payback period, and higher average rate of return.
This document discusses financial metrics for evaluating investment plans, including average rate of return, which is calculated as average income after tax divided by average investment, and net present value (NPV), which is calculated as cash inflow minus cash outflow. It recommends the second investment plan because it has a positive NPV, shorter payback period, and higher average rate of return.
This document discusses financial metrics for evaluating investment plans, including average rate of return, which is calculated as average income after tax divided by average investment, and net present value (NPV), which is calculated as cash inflow minus cash outflow. It recommends the second investment plan because it has a positive NPV, shorter payback period, and higher average rate of return.