Discounted Cash-Flow (DCF) Analysis Generally

Multiple Choice

Discounted cash-flow (DCF) analysis generally

A) assumes that firms hold assets passively when they invest in a project.
B) considers opportunities to expand a project if the project is successful.
C) considers opportunities to expand a project if the project is successful and considers opportunities to abandon a project if the project is a failure.
D) assumes that firms hold assets passively when they invest in a project, considers opportunities to expand a project if the project is successful, and considers opportunities to abandon a project if the project is a failure.