Hurdle Rate of Return

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The hurdle rate of return is the minimum acceptable rate of return on an investment, set by management, to determine the viability of a project. It serves as a benchmark for evaluating potential investments, ensuring they meet or exceed this threshold to be considered worthwhile. The hurdle rate of return accounts for risk, opportunity cost, and capital costs, guiding strategic financial decisions.

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