1) If risk is reflected in a cash flow forecast by using different discount rates, for different line items or for different years in the forecast: ) it would involve less subjectivity than alternative approaches a ) it would be possible to mix real and nominal rates in a spreadsheet to match different line items forecast in constant and current dollars b it is possible that the ability to better tailor discount rates to particular characteristics of different situations would reduce comparability of investments or projects

1) If risk is reflected in a cash flow forecast by using different discount rates, for different line items or for different years in the forecast: ) it would involve less subjectivity than alternative approaches a ) it would be possible to mix real and nominal rates in a spreadsheet to match different line items forecast in constant and current dollars b it is possible that the ability to better tailor discount rates to particular characteristics of different situations would reduce comparability of investments or projects

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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