Which of the following is a technique for evaluating capital projects that is particularly useful when firms face time constraints in repaying investors?

A. Payback

Explanation:

Payback, otherwise referred to as payback period is one of the techniques used for project appraisal. It is the period a project or investment is able to generate enough cash flow to cover the amount invested in it.

The payback tests the speed with which a project can payback the initial capital outlay of a project. Where a firm is facing time constraint in the payment of debtors, payback technique is the best project appraisal method to employ.