The following are the process steps that the firms often use to determine a project's risk-adjusted cost of capital, but the following step is not CORRECT: Select one: a. Most decision makers conduct a quantitative analysis of the project's stand-alone risk using sensitivity analysis, scenario analysis, or monte Carlo simulation. b. Most decision makers assign a risk-adjusted cost of capital to the projects that is not totally based on the risk assessment. c. Most decision makers consider corporate and market risk in a qualitative manner. d. Most decision makers conduct preliminary analysis and estimate the project's value using a riskadjusted cost of capital that is based on their experience with similar past project. Corporate risk is a risk a company would have if the company had only ONE project. It ignores both firm and shareholder diversification. It is measured by the or CV of NPV, IRR. Select one: True False