A company plans to invest in Project A. Currently, 8 million has been invested, and an additional 8 million is needed in the next year. After the investment is completed, it can recover 5 million annually over the next 5 years.
At this time, there is also a Project B, which requires an 8 million investment in the next year, and can recover 6 million annually over the following 5 years. When faced with these two projects, which one would you choose?
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A company plans to invest in Project A. Currently, 8 million has been invested, and an additional 8 million is needed in the next year. After the investment is completed, it can recover 5 million annually over the next 5 years.
At this time, there is also a Project B, which requires an 8 million investment in the next year, and can recover 6 million annually over the following 5 years.
When faced with these two projects, which one would you choose?