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A normal yield curve is flat or downward sloping.
Salvage Value Proportions
Estimated residual value of an asset after its useful life, represented as a portion of its original cost.
Artificial Differences
Discrepancies or variations that result from inconsistent application of rules or criteria, not reflecting true differences.
Technical Feasibility
An assessment of whether a proposed technology or project can be implemented with existing technical resources and how it can meet the requirements of the project.
Development Expenditures
Costs incurred in the design, implementation, and testing of new products or processes, which may be capitalized or expensed, depending on their nature and future benefit.
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