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The Interest Rate Used to Bring Future Sums Back to Present

Question 12

Question 12

Multiple Choice

The interest rate used to bring future sums back to present value is


A) always negative.
B) zero when there is no inflation.
C) the rate of discount.
D) the prime rate.

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