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The nominal approach to incorporating inflation into the net present value method predicts ________.

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The nominal approach to incorporating inflation into the net present value method predicts ________.

The nominal approach to incorporating inflation into the net present value method predicts ________.
A) cash inflows and outflows in nominal monetary units and uses a real rate as the required rate of return
B) cash inflows and outflows in real monetary units and uses a nominal rate as the required rate of return
C) cash inflows and outflows in real monetary units and uses a real rate as the required rate of return
D) cash inflows and outflows in nominal monetary units and uses a nominal rate as the required rate of return

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I can confidently say that it looks and sounds right lol Thank you Slight Smile

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I'm happy to help you, how luck with the others, I noticed you've posted a lot of questions.

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