FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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2. A company has £1.5 million available in one or more of the following projects. Each project cannot be undertaken more than once but they are fully divisible.
Project |
Investment at t0 |
|
K |
£900,000 |
£135,000 |
L |
£900,000 |
£315,000 |
M |
£1,800,000 |
£600,000 |
To maximise shareholder wealth, which projects should be undertaken either fully or in part?
A K, L and M
B K and L
C K and M
D L and M
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