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A financial manager examines concepts such as sunk costs, opportunity costs, and erosion costs to help understand how to estimate the incremental cash flow of a project, which is ________.
A) the additional money the firm receives from taking on a new project
B) the additional money the firm receives from its choice of financing
C) the extra money the firm pays from taking on more inventory
D) the prior money the firm receives from taking on a new project

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