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Mackie calls the question, "Can an omnipotent being make things which he cannot subsequently control?" the ...
Aggressive Assumption
An optimistic and sometimes risky assumption used in financial forecasting or project planning, often involving higher revenues or lower costs than may actually be realistic.
Terminal Values
The value of an investment or project at the end of a forecast period, projecting its future cash flows beyond this period into perpetuity.
Uncertainty
refers to situations where the outcomes or future events are unknown or cannot be predicted with certainty.
Infinite Projections
Speculative forecasts that extend indefinitely into the future, often used in theoretical models and not typically applicable in practical financial analysis.
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