Yin-Yang Corporation is composed of three operating divisions. Overall, the Yin-Yang Corporation has a return on investment of 20%. Division A has a return on investment of 25%. If Yin-Yang Corporation evaluates its managers on the basis of return on investment, how would the Division A manager and the Yin-Yang Corporation president react to a new investment that has an estimated return on investment of 23% (Division A - Manager and YingYang Corp - President, respectively)? O accept reject O reject accept O reject reject accept accept
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If Yin-Yang Corporation evaluates its managers on the basis of return on investment, how would the Division A manager and the Yin-Yang Corporation president react to a new investment that has an estimated return on investment of 23% (Division A - Manager and YingYang Corp - President, respectively)?
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