Multiple Choice
A project with a current negative net present value
A) might have a positive net present value at a later date in time.
B) should still be accepted if it can breakeven on an accounting profit basis.
C) should still be accepted if its projected sales quantity is less than the financial breakeven point.
D) should be permanently rejected.
E) will always have a higher (less negative) net present value at a later time.
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