Discounted cash flow methods typically ________
A) use simple interest calculations
B) assume that cash flows will be reinvested when received
C) focus on the payback period
D) comply with the requirements of GAAP
B
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A. power B. self-image C. size D. coincidence
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a. were effective in gaining commitment (i.e., a willingness to carry out the requested actions) both when they were used on peers and on subordinates b. had improved the quality of relationships with others c. were effective at gaining commitment from subordinates but not peers d. both “a” and “b”
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