Microeconomics: Private and Public ChoiceDryden Press, 1992 - 656 páginas |
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... present worth can be determined today . The net present value ( NPV ) of a payment received one year from now can be expressed as follows : receipts one year from now NPV = 1 + interest rate If the interest rate is 6 percent , the ...
... present worth can be determined today . The net present value ( NPV ) of a payment received one year from now can be expressed as follows : receipts one year from now NPV = 1 + interest rate If the interest rate is 6 percent , the ...
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... present value of $ 100 received at various times in the future at several different discount rates . The chart clearly illustrates two points . First , the present value of income received at a date in the future declines with the ...
... present value of $ 100 received at various times in the future at several different discount rates . The chart clearly illustrates two points . First , the present value of income received at a date in the future declines with the ...
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... Present Value of Income ( 3 ) ( 4 ) $ 12,000 0.926 $ 11,112 12,000 0.857 10,284 12,000 0.794 9,528 12,000 0.735 8,820 $ 39,744 EXPECTED FUTURE EARNINGS AND ASSET VALUES The net present value of the expected revenue of an investment ...
... Present Value of Income ( 3 ) ( 4 ) $ 12,000 0.926 $ 11,112 12,000 0.857 10,284 12,000 0.794 9,528 12,000 0.735 8,820 $ 39,744 EXPECTED FUTURE EARNINGS AND ASSET VALUES The net present value of the expected revenue of an investment ...
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PART | 1 |
Some Tools of the Economist | 29 |
Supply Demand and the Market Process | 51 |
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