Comparing alternatives in present or future worth methods

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1. Why we cannot use different compounding periods when comparing alternatives in the present or future worth methods? Give an example of how different compounding periods will affect the selection of an alternative

2. Compute the standard deviation of Kohls' monthly returns. The past five monthly returns for Kohl's are 5.55 percent, 8.62 percent, −4.44 percent, -1.52 percent, and 9.75 percent.

3. Please construct a working capital statement for any publicly traded retailer based on the most recent financial statements available.

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