Explain net present value rule and internal rate of return

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Explain the Net Present Value (NPV) Rule, the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Rule and the Payback Rule. Which is better? Why?

Explain how to choose between projects. Explain how to evaluate projects with different lives. Explain how to choose among projects when resources are limited.

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