Question 9 2 pts There are two measures that companies look at when they're trying to decide which projects they should take on. [Select] tells you how much money in today's dollars the project is expected to generate for the shareholders once all the operational expenses and startup costs are dealt with. [Select ] on the other hand isn't looking at absolute dollars. Instead it's all about a [Select] .How much of a return we can expect from a project relative to its [Select] [Select] projects are projects whose cash flows are not affected by one another. If the projects are [Select] , they could be evaluated on their own. On the other hand, [Select] projects it's either one or the other project has to be funded. Only one project can be accepted and the other must be rejected. Question 9 2 pts There are two measures that companies look at when they're trying to decide which projects they should take on. [Select] tells you how much money in today's dollars the project is expected to generate for the shareholders once all the operational expenses and startup costs are dealt with. [Select ] on the other hand isn't looking at absolute dollars. Instead it's all about a [Select] .How much of a return we can expect from a project relative to its [Select] [Select] projects are projects whose cash flows are not affected by one another. If the projects are [Select] , they could be evaluated on their own. On the other hand, [Select] projects it's either one or the other project has to be funded. Only one project can be accepted and the other must be rejected