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Business, 04.08.2019 07:20, giovney

Payback occurs when: a. the net cumulative benefits minus costs equal one. b. the cumulative benefits are double the cumulative costs. c. the net cumulative benefits equal the net cumulative costs. d. the net costs are lower than the cumulative benefits.

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