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  • NO BUSINESS CASE
    NO BUSINESS CASE Registered Posts: 85 Regular contributor ⭐
    Net present cost by its very nature has to be a cost to the firm hence cannot possibly be a positive figure. You start with capital expenditure (cost) and keep spending money on your purchase (cash outflows) hence no cash inflows on the paper.

    What you are aiming for is the LEAST expensive hence part 2 of the question asking you to explain how you arrived at your answer.

    As you say Net Present Cost (pure costs only) and not Net Present Value which again by its nature would assume there was cash inflows as well as outflows!
  • NO BUSINESS CASE
    NO BUSINESS CASE Registered Posts: 85 Regular contributor ⭐
    All I can add is I had my first pint for a month today and it tasted great!

    No point worrying anymore folks (was a nightmare getting up for work today in the dark & cold weather) so enjoy your xmas and wish you all the bext come February. YOU NEVER KNOW!!!!!!!!!
  • harrry78
    harrry78 Registered Posts: 2 New contributor 🐸
    I get the same aswers.Hope they r right:(
  • Marga
    Marga Registered Posts: 981 Epic contributor 🐘
    NO BUSINESS CASE wrote: »
    All I can add is I had my first pint for a month today and it tasted great!

    No point worrying anymore folks (was a nightmare getting up for work today in the dark & cold weather) so enjoy your xmas and wish you all the bext come February. YOU NEVER KNOW!!!!!!!!!


    same here....


    Happy Christmas

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