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4 years ago

The _____ budget deals with the firm’s plans for investing in major fixed assets and long-term projects

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CAPITAL BUDGET

The Capital Budge deals with the firm's plans for investing in major fixed assets and long-term projects.

Capital budget is identified as a process of planning expenditures for assets that has returns that go beyond one year. Capital budget is for making long-term plans and decision on investments in fixed assets and their corresponding financing.

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present value of inflows is equal to present value of outflows .............1

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