easy · CFA Level I corp
Oakridge Capital finds that Project X has a much larger initial outlay than Project Y. Even if Project Y has a higher IRR, Project X might have a higher NPV. This phenomenon is known as the:
- Scale trap.
- Horizon problem.
- Capital allocation conflict.
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