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What are the criteria Jason should use in evaluating investment alternatives? 2.What questions does this case raise that you nee

d to have answered before you can invest your funds more intelligently? Where could you find answers to such questions?What are the criteria Jason should use in evaluating investment alternatives? 2.What questions does this case raise that you need to have answered before you can invest your funds more intelligently? Where could you find answers to such questions?What are the criteria Jason should use in evaluating investment alternatives? 2.What questions does this case raise that you need to have answered before you can invest your funds more intelligently? Where could you find answers to such questions?What are the criteria Jason should use in evaluating investment alternatives? 2.What questions does this case raise that you need to have answered before you can invest your funds more intelligently? Where could you find answers to such questions?What are the criteria Jason should use in evaluating investment alternatives? 2.What questions does this case raise that you need to have answered before you can invest your funds more intelligently? Where could you find answers to such questions?
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