Which of the following types of damages seeks to put the victim in the position he or she would have been in had the tort never taken place?

Saki has been having a difficult time working with a particular buyer using the personal selling process, and she has asked her manager, Saffron, for some ideas about how to close the sale effectively. Saffron asks her a number of questions to help sort out the difficulties. Which of the following questions would Saffron be least likely to ask?

A. "What does the buyer's body language tell you about her readiness to buy?" B. "Did you skip any steps in the process?" C. "Are there any reservations that have not been addressed to the buyer's satisfaction?" D. "Have you completed the follow-up to ease the buyer's mind?" E. "Should you go back to an earlier stage in the process and start the process over from there?"

Which of the following statements is FALSE?

A) Sensitivity analysis allows us to explore the effects of errors in our estimated inputs in our net present value (NPV) analysis for the project. B) To compute the net present value (NPV) for a project, you need to estimate the incremental cash flows and choose a discount rate. C) Estimates of the cash flows and cost of capital are often subject to significant uncertainty. D) When we are certain regarding the input to a capital budgeting decision, it is often useful to determine the break-even level of that input.