Based on these findings, should Robbin make the proposed change? Why or why not? Yes, because the net benefit of the proposal is equal to or greater than $0. No, because the net benefit of the proposal is negative. Yes, because the net benefit of the proposal is negative. No, because the net benefit of the proposal is equal to or greater than $0. Setting a firm's collection policy involves trade-offs. Which of the following statements regarding this process are true? Check all that apply. Setting a lax collection policy will result in added costs and often will not increase the speed at which the collections are received nor reduce the firm's losses due to uncollectible accounts. A good collection policy is an expensive policy that results in an average collection period equal to the credit period and zero bad debts. Cost is not a relevant factor when setting or modifying a firm's collection policy. Setting an overly aggressive collection policy runs the risk of alienating good customers who may be going through relatively minor and brief cash flow difficulties