Peter Shrivers pays. I guess a simple way of doing this is to use the mid-points of the size ranges to calculate the total meters." Jim returned home that evening. "How did it go?" asked his wife. Jim confessed: "I think I would have been out of a job if it hadn't been for the accountants. Have you seen my old management accounting books? I'm going to need them." Required: a. Identify the information that Jim needs to present to the Board at the next meeting, providing calculations using the data supplied. Set out all the assumptions that need to be made and examine their reasonableness and consequences if violated. b. Include in your information set an analysis of the risks inherent in this type of investment and discuss the ways in which management of these risk factors can be incorporated in the project.