The investment opportunity schedule (IOS) plotted on a graph shows:?

A. ?the optimal components for capital financing for a firm.
B. ?the amount of investment at different rates of return for a firm.
C. ?the net present values of different projects of a firm.
D. ?the average cost of capital of a firm.
E. ?the marginal increase in the weighted average capital due to change in capital components.


Answer: B

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