Methods of acceleration depreciation

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1. Which statement is correct?

A. The momentum factor refers to the tendency for stock price changes to persist for a while and then revert

B. The momentum factor implies that stock prices are rather like a pendulum

C. The momentum factor refers to the tendency for stock price changes to reverse

D. The momentum factor is inconsistent with the strong form of the efficient market hypothesis

2. Methods of acceleration depreciation

A. allow more total depreciation over the asset's life

B. increase the depreciation tax shield

C. Allow assets to be depreciated more rapidly

D. decrease the depreciation tax sheild

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