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Business, 05.12.2019 17:31 gabrielolivas59

Afirm has multiple divisions of similar nature, yet varying degrees of risk. which one of the following would be the most appropriate, yet relatively easy, means of assigning discount rates to each of its proposed investments?
a. assign every project a rate equal to the firm's cost of equity
b. assign every firm a random rate that varies between the firm's cost of debt and its cost of equity
c. assign every project a rate equal to the firm's wacc plus or minus a subjective adjustment
d. determine the best pure play rate for each project
e. assign every project a rate equal to the market rate of return at the time of the proposal

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