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ashley

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The payback period for a project, requiring an initial outlay of 10,000 and producing ten uniform annual cash inflows of 1,500, is
 
  A) six years.
  B) six years and eight months.
  C) six years and six months.
  D) seven years.

Question 2

Which of the following is likely to increase the exchange rate of Yen to euros (/)?
 
  A) an increase in investment opportunities in the U.S.
  B) a decrease in investment opportunities in the eurozone
  C) an increase in demand for European goods in Japan
  D) a decrease in demand for European goods in Japan



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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