Future Enterprises is considering building a factory that will include an option to expand operations in three

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Future Enterprises is considering building a factory that will include an option to expand operations in three years. If things go well, the anticipated expansion will have a value of $10 million and will cost $2 million to undertake. Otherwise, the anticipated expansion will have a value of only $1 million and will not take place. What information would we need in order to analyze this problem using the traditional NPV approach that we would not need using option valuation techniques?

Capital Budgeting
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