Question: This chapter demonstrated that the requirement that new projects be accretive to firm EPS sometimes results in accepting negative NPV projects and rejecting positive NPV
a. If project earnings are expected to grow at the same rate as the firm’s earnings, an EPS-accretive project is a positive NPV project.
b. The earnings-accretive criterion worked for conglomerates in the 1960s because they were able to take over low-P/ E stocks that were earnings-accretive.
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