Review article
NET PRESENT VALUE CALCULATION: REAL LIFE APPROACH
Laszlo Karpati
orcid.org/0000-0001-8692-0227
; California Consulting Ltd. & Budapest Business School, Hungary
Abstract
Net Present Value (and IRR) is calculation considered as the most widely accepted measures of investment’s financial evaluation. Both methods apply long-term cashflows for 5 to 15 years ahead. During that period inflation certainly has an effect on both cash inflow and outflow figures. Litereture often does not take into account the inflation or suggest a simplified inflation-corrected calculation method. Author proves that it is not appropriate in case of long-term physical investments. A new method: life-long financial simulation is suggested by the author for financial evaluation of physical investments.
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228709
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Publication date:
28.11.2019.
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