if, for a given policy option, PVNB equals $1,200, and PVC equals $800, then
a. the policy option is not feasible because the value of PVB is $400
b. the ratio, PVB/PVC, equals 1.5
c. the policy option is feasible because (PVB – PVC) is greater than unity
d. there is insufficient information to determine if the policy option is feasible
c. the policy option is feasible because (PVB – PVC) is greater than unity
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