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6.3 Types of Projects
CHAPTER 6: CAPITAL BUDGETING TECHNIQUES
6.3 Types of Projects
Replacement refers to the acquisition of an asset to maintain existing production
Expansion refers either to expansion of existing product lines to new markets or to the introduction of new product lines
Independent projects are those projects where the acceptance of one does not affect the occurrence of the other
Mutually exclusive projects are those where either one of them can be accepted but not the other
Divisible projects can be divided into separate parts, with each capable of being undertaken on its own
Indivisible projects are ones that need to be taken as a whole
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