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... present case to $ 1,500 , have a present value of $ 1,000 . This situation , of course , implies that future goods are at a discount in terms of present goods , and this is exactly the attitude taken by most individuals . The majority ...
... present case to $ 1,500 , have a present value of $ 1,000 . This situation , of course , implies that future goods are at a discount in terms of present goods , and this is exactly the attitude taken by most individuals . The majority ...
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... present value of the redemption price ( usually par ) ; and ( b ) the present value of an annuity consisting of the interest or dividend payments on the par value of the bond . Compound interest and discount . - In finding the present ...
... present value of the redemption price ( usually par ) ; and ( b ) the present value of an annuity consisting of the interest or dividend payments on the par value of the bond . Compound interest and discount . - In finding the present ...
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... present worth of each and all coupon payments at their respective due dates , in addition to present value of the principal , all at compound discount at the effective yield . The formula for determining the present worth of an annuity ...
... present worth of each and all coupon payments at their respective due dates , in addition to present value of the principal , all at compound discount at the effective yield . The formula for determining the present worth of an annuity ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGES | 3 |
THE SUPPLY OF CAPITAL 1736 | 17 |
IIIDEMAND FOR CAPITAL 3752 | 37 |
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