Liquidity is definitely the key here. The payback period is all about how quickly you can get your money back, not how much you'll ultimately make. A is the way to go.
Hmm, I was thinking the payback period was more about the accounting period, but I guess that's not the right emphasis. Time to brush up on my capital budgeting knowledge!
I agree, the payback period is focused on the timing of cash flows, not overall profitability. It's a simple metric, but it doesn't tell the whole story.
The payback period is all about liquidity, not profitability. It's a measure of how quickly the initial investment can be recouped, so A seems like the correct answer.
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