Suppose That You Just Attended a Lecture on Time Value

question 28

Essay

Suppose that you just attended a lecture on Time Value of Money. On your way home, you stopped in to get a cup of coffee. One of your classmates, who missed the lecture, joined you for coffee and asked you to explain to her the key concepts of time value of money and how you could use it to solve some of practical financial problems. What would you tell her?

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