The Time Value of Money: Discounting and Net Present Values
Paul Asquith, Lawrence A. Weiss
Abstract
Paul Asquith, Lawrence A. Weiss
Abstract
This discussion of the time value of money is the beginning of an overarching discussion of valuation. First, the time value of money itself is one of the most powerful concepts in finance, and it includes a discussion of the periodic interest rate and annuities. Next is a deep dive into net present value (NPV) and the internal rate of return (IRR). This is followed by the introduction of payback and a discussion of projects with unequal lives. The final concept covered is perpetuities. The tools covered here are dependent on the concepts of the time value of money, compounding, and discounting.
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This discussion of the time value of money is the beginning of an overarching discussion of valuation. First, the time value of money itself is one of the most powerful concepts in finance, and it includes a discussion of the periodic interest rate and annuities. Next is a deep dive into net present value (NPV) and the internal rate of return (IRR). This is followed by the introduction of payback and a discussion of projects with unequal lives. The final concept covered is perpetuities. The tools covered here are dependent on the concepts of the time value of money, compounding, and discounting.
Key concepts: Time value of money, Discounting, Present value, Net present value, Valuation (finance), Perpetuity, Economics, Internal rate of return