Which of the following is not a limitation of using the accounting rate of return method for capital budgeting?
The accounting rate of return method does not incorporate time value of money.
The accounting rate of return method is based on accounting income, rather than cash flow.
Net income—on which the accounting rate of return method is based—is more objective than cash flow.
The accounting rate of return method is subject to potential manipulation based on accounting choices made by management (e.g., the method used to depreciate a capital asset).