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You will receive 5000 three years from now. The discount tate id 8 percent. What is the value of your investment two year from now

Submitted: 148 days and 23 hours ago.
Category: Finance
Value: $9
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Hello XXXXXXXXX,

 

Discount rate = 8%

 

Cash flow = 5,000

 

Present value of cash flow or investment two years fom now:

 

PV of cash flow two years from now = 5,000 x PVIF 8%, 1 year

 

= 5,000 x 0.92593

 

= $4,629.65

 

 

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Expert: Annie Kavitha
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Answered: 6/27/2009

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