An investment is multiplied to required rate of return, to calculate: _____________?

Correct answer: D. imputed cost of investmentHire An Accountant

  • A. congruent cost of investment
  • B. transfer cost of investment
  • C. operating cost of investment
  • D. imputed cost of investmentHire An Accountant

Explanation

Multiplying the investment base by the required rate of return produces an imputed cost of investment, also called a capital charge. It represents the return that the invested funds are expected to earn rather than a recorded operating expense.

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