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WACC
The general rule for using the weighted average cost of capital in capital budgeting decisions is accept all projects with rates of return greater or equal to the WACC, less than the WACC, equal to or less than the WACC or positive rates of return
The solution explains the decision rule for accepting/rejecting projects based on WACC
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