The difference between revenue and cost during a single year of a project's life is called the
A) Interest rate
B) Net present value
C) Net cash flow
D) Profit

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The difference between revenue and cost during a single year of a project's life is referred to as net cash flow. Option A is incorrect as interest rate is not related to revenue and cost. Option B is incorrect as net present value is the difference between the present value of future cash inflows and the present value of cash outflows. Option D is incorrect as profit is the difference between revenue and total costs over the entire project's life, not just a single year.

The Difference Between Revenue and Cost During a Single Year