Match the types of financial decisions in List I with their real-life examples in List II: 
To address the issue, a clear table will be constructed to align each financial decision category from List I with its practical illustration in List II.
- Investment Decision: Encompasses choices concerning the acquisition of assets or investments aimed at achieving long-term capital appreciation.
- Financing Decision: Pertains to determinations regarding the procurement of capital, such as through the issuance of equity or the incurrence of debt.
- Dividend Decision: Involves decisions on the allocation of profits among shareholders.
- Working Capital Decision: Relates to the oversight of short-term assets and liabilities essential for the continuity of daily operations.
| List I (Financial Decisions) | List II (Examples) |
|---|---|
| A. Investment Decision | III. Acquiring new manufacturing equipment |
| B. Financing Decision | IV. Selecting between equity issuance and debenture financing |
| C. Dividend Decision | I. Establishing the profit distribution ratio |
| D. Working Capital Decision | II. Administering immediate cash flow and inventory stocks |
The accurate pairings are as follows:
A - III,
B - IV,
C - I,
D - II.
A housing property of INR 50 lakh is on sale either through a Full Down Payment (FDP) scheme with an 8% rebate OR a Deferred Payment Plan (DPP) as shown in the table. A customer after converting all the future payments in DPP using 10% annual discount rate, found the DPP scheme to be financially gainful. The customer would be able to save in INR _________ lakh, if DPP is chosen over FDP. (rounded off to two decimal places)

Match List - I with List - II 
The decision for opening one more manufacturing unit is related to ___________ .
"It involves committing the finance on a long-term basis." __________ concept of Financial Management is indicated from the above statement.