The Term "Present Value" Refers to

question 133

Multiple Choice

The term "present value" refers to

• A)how much something costs today relative to what it could be sold for in the future after it depreciates in value.
• B)how much you would be willing to pay for a good today if you are not sure that the good will be available in the future.
• C)the current worth of some future dollar amount of income.
• D)how much your savings are worth today after having been invested for a certain number of years.
• E)the difference between the price you pay for a good and the costs of producing that good.

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Definitions:

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