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Initial Investment Cash flow Project A $21 million $12 million per year for three years Project B $18 million $9 million per year for three years Project C $15 million $6 million per year for six years Project D $12 million $4.5 million per year for eight years An investor has a budget of $30 million. He can invest in the projects shown above. If the cost of capital is 5%, what investment or investments should he make? 1) Project A
2) Project B
3) Project B and Project D
4) Project C and Project D

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