Assume a cost improvement project has only a firs cost of $100,000 and a monthly net savings, M There is no salvage value. Graph the project's IRF for payback periods from 6 months to the project's life of N years. The firm accepts projects with a 2 year payback period or a 20% IRR. When are these standards consistent and when are they not? (a) Assume that N = 3 years.

Assume a cost improvement project has only a firs cost of $100,000 and a monthly net savings, M There is no salvage value. Graph the project's IRF for payback periods from 6 months to the project's life of N years. The firm accepts projects with a 2 year payback period or a 20% IRR. When are these standards consistent and when are they not? (a) Assume that N = 3 years.

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