Two investment opportunities have positive net present values. Investment As net present value amounts to $40,000 while
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Two investment opportunities have positive net present values. Investment A’s net present value amounts to $40,000 while B’s is only $30,000. Does this mean that A is the better investment opportunity? Explain.
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