Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 114American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1962 |
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... investment as being about 5 % per cent . But a dollar tomorrow is like a bird in the bush , while a dollar today is a bird in the hand . In the framework of our problem , what we want to know is : At what discount rate will the savings ...
... investment as being about 5 % per cent . But a dollar tomorrow is like a bird in the bush , while a dollar today is a bird in the hand . In the framework of our problem , what we want to know is : At what discount rate will the savings ...
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... investment in life insurance of less than $ 3,000 a year , starting at age 40 and continued for 20 years , will produce a lifetime income of well over $ 500 each month starting at age 65. Or , if you prefer , a lump sum cash payment of ...
... investment in life insurance of less than $ 3,000 a year , starting at age 40 and continued for 20 years , will produce a lifetime income of well over $ 500 each month starting at age 65. Or , if you prefer , a lump sum cash payment of ...
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... investment . Doubtless there is room for much discussion as to precisely what is the fairest way of determining the investment ; but what can the cost of operation have to do with the question ? It will be at once apparent that the ...
... investment . Doubtless there is room for much discussion as to precisely what is the fairest way of determining the investment ; but what can the cost of operation have to do with the question ? It will be at once apparent that the ...
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