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    Suppose an Investor Is Promised $1,200 One Year from Today
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Suppose an Investor Is Promised $1,200 One Year from Today

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Suppose an investor is promised $1,200 one year from today with a promised interest rate of 18 percent. Then the present value of the $1,200 must be $1,010.

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