If the NPV (Net Present Value) of a shop is R195 000 and the profitability index is 1,24375, the initial investment in the shop is [1] R86 908. [2] R800 000. [3] R195 000. [4] R156 784. [5] none of the above

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If the NPV (Net Present Value) of a shop is R195 000 and the
profitability index is 1,24375, the initial investment in the shop is

[1] R86 908. [2] R800 000. [3] R195 000. [4] R156 784. [5] none of the
above

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