Suppose you are using capital budgeting to evaluate two alternative business opportunities. Both require comparable investments and
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Suppose you are using capital budgeting to evaluate two alternative business opportunities. Both require comparable investments and have comparable average cash flows. However, the cash flows of one business appear to be more volatile than those of the other-that is, the cash flows of this opportunity vary more about its average. Is this an important consideration in capital budgeting?
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