The present value (pv) of an investment is
a. the amount that an investment would yield if t...
Business, 26.11.2019 02:31, olivia0420
The present value (pv) of an investment is
a. the amount that an investment would yield if the benefit were realized today
b. the amount by which the cash flow of an investment exceeds or falls short of the cash flow generated by the same amount of money invested at market rate
c. the difference between the cost of the investment and the benefit of the investment in dollars today
d. the amount you need to invest at the current interest rate to reminuscreate the cash flow from the investment
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