Question

in actual practice, managers most frequently use which two types of investment criteria? multiple choice average accounting return and internal rate of return net present value and profitability index internal rate of return and payback internal rate of return and net present value net present value and payback

Explanation:

In corporate finance, managers frequently use investment criteria to evaluate projects. The Internal Rate of Return (IRR) and Net Present Value (NPV) are two of the most widely used methods. NPV measures the value added by a project, and IRR gives the rate of return a project is expected to generate, both being crucial for capital budgeting decisions. The other options include less frequently used methods (like payback, average accounting return) or combinations that are not as common as IRR and NPV.

Answer:

Internal rate of return and net present value (the option with the blue dot, which is the fourth option in the list: "Internal rate of return and net present value")