A stock's internal rate of return (IRR) is the discount rate that cause the present value of future dividends and the price at which a stock is expected to be sold to equal the current price of the stock. O True O False

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Interest Rate

When you deposit your money with the bank, the deposit earns you some extra money at the end of the specific period – something more than what you deposited. That amount of money that the bank pays you for keeping the money with the bank is the “interest” and the percentage at which the bank pays you for your amount is called the “interest rate”.