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Evaluating the Simplified Investment Model
A firm is using a simplified one-year investment model where projects have a known initial cost and a guaranteed real return. The model assumes the firm has sufficient internal funds and faces no uncertainty. Critically evaluate the usefulness of this model for making real-world investment decisions. In your answer, identify at least one major strength and two significant limitations of the model's core assumptions.
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