Cash flow:
Inflow and outflow movement of cash is known as Cash flows. Cash flows are the expected cash to be generated by an asset, investment or business. There are two types of cash flows, namely
The future value is that value of an investment which will be realizable in future. When the amount is invested today at a specific rate, its future value will be more than the
Present Value:
Present value is that value of money which measures the worth of a future amount in today’s value adjusted for interest and inflation. It is used in finance for the valuation of future value, stock and
To determine:
The present value of given cash flows.
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