Discount rate that causes a project to have a net present value of zero used to rank projects in comparison with market rates of interest?

Correct answer: B. Internal rate or returns

  • A. Rate or returns
  • B. Internal rate or returns
  • C. External rate or returns
  • D. None

Explanation

The internal rate of return is the discount rate at which a project's net present value becomes zero, and it can be compared with the market interest rate. A higher internal rate of return generally indicates a more attractive project, subject to other conditions.

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