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Hi sir, whether dependent or independent expected npv is same Then why the additional steps 🤓…same doubt I had while doing capital budgeting problems with inflation(cost of capital itself takes care of inflation too..)😥..and thanks a ton for your amazing lectures that are a real boon for us during exam time..
Discount rate is 10%. Use the formula 1/(1+r)^n and substitute value of r by 0.10 and n 1 for year 1 and n 2 for year 2. This is the present value factor.
Special message for the sir:- videos on your channel are really helpful. to the point and with concept clarity no time wastage...
Please upload more videos for cma final sfm...
Hi sir, whether dependent or independent expected npv is same
Then why the additional steps
🤓…same doubt I had while doing capital budgeting problems with inflation(cost of capital itself takes care of inflation too..)😥..and thanks a ton for your amazing lectures that are a real boon for us during exam time..
0.6 × 0.6 why multiplied in 2 times in indipendent of 9000
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the problem is how you get.9091 and .8264
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Discount rate is 10%. Use the formula 1/(1+r)^n and substitute value of r by 0.10 and n 1 for year 1 and n 2 for year 2. This is the present value factor.
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