August 2004
Intermediate to advanced
656 pages
15h 28m
English
The previous section showed how to translate a cash-flow stream under a single interest rate. Usually this will be enough. Although we can be sure that the interest rate will change over time, most business decision analyses just use a single representative “nominal,” or average interest rate over the whole study period. On occasion, however, you may need to deal with more than one interest rate over the life of a proposal. This section shows how to handle different interest rates within a time frame.
Simply put, as the cash-flow instances are being translated, you need to remember to use the appropriate interest rate in the computations. Follow the same process as above within each constant interest ...
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