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Appendix F: Present Value Calculation
Pages 194-195

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From page 194...
... This means that the value of a dollar received in the future is discounted relative to a dollar received now. Mathematically, the present value, PV, of $1 received in one year is 1 PV = 1+ i where i is the appropriate real discount rate; it might, for example, reflect a company's real return on investment or an individual's real saving rate.
From page 195...
... As amounts are received further in the future, n increases and the present value of that amount decreases. Table 10.1 supposes that firms receive an incremental increase in revenues each year over a fixed number of years, 55 or 30.


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