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Cost of capital:
Cost of capital refers to the opportunity cost that the business makes the investment in the specific long-term asset. Cost of capital is like an expense of the business for its borrowed fund, and that the amount of expense paid to the creditors as a name of interest, and the stockholders as a name of dividend and any additional benefits.
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The internal rate of return method is one of the capital investment methods which determine the rate of return wherein the
To discuss: The meaning of cost of capital, and the decision rule under the internal rate of return technique.

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