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what is capital budgeting and techniques of capital
budgeting.
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Answer Posted / sonali
Capital budgeting is a process used by companies to
determine long term investments(machinery,plants, etc.)
Various techniques such as IRR,NPV helps the company to
know the feasibility of any long term investment plan.
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