Use the benefit/cost ratio criterion and a minimum acceptable rate of return (m) of 12% per...

 

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Use the benefit/cost ratio criterion and a minimum acceptable rate of return (m) of 12% per year, to choose the best of the following alternatives: Alternatives initial investment Net income at the end of the year 1 Net income at the end of the year 2 Net income at the end of the year 3 Net income at the end of the yea 4 Plan 1 -$97,200 $35,640 $35,640 $35,640 $35,640 Plan 2 -$118,260 $42,485 $42,485 $42,485 $42,485 Use the benefit/cost ratio criterion and a minimum acceptable rate of return (m) of 12% per year, to choose the best of the following alternatives: Alternatives initial investment Net income at the end of the year 1 Net income at the end of the year 2 Net income at the end of the year 3 Net income at the end of the yea 4 Plan 1 -$97,200 $35,640 $35,640 $35,640 $35,640 Plan 2 -$118,260 $42,485 $42,485 $42,485 $42,485

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