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Maximization of the Net Present Value

2011
This chapter studies a temporal network whose tasks give rise to cash flows. Positive cash flows denote cash inflows (e.g., received payments), whereas negative cash flows represent cash outflows (e.g., accrued costs). We present a method that maximizes the network’s net present value (NPV), which is defined as the discounted sum of all arising cash ...
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Modernizing the net present value model

Journal of Accounting Education, 1989
Abstract Accounting courses typically emphasize discrete rather than the more realistic continuous discounting and compounding approaches for computing net present values, assume that the reinvestment rate is also the same as the discount rate, and ignore intermediate net present values which can alter the capital budgeting decision.
J.Ralph Byington, Peter John Poznanski
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Valuation, business combination, net present value, modified net present value, decision tree, option value

UTMS Journal of economics, 2013
The subject of this paper is a modified net present value, and how it could be a useful tool for synergy valuation in the process of business combination. Every successful acquisition has to result in synergy in the post acquisition value. In the process of valuation each company has three components that must be taken into account for an efficient ...
Orsag, Silvije, McClure, Kenneth G.
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The Net Present Value of Market Share

Journal of Marketing, 1985
This article evaluates the dynamic interaction of market share and profit. The determinants of market share are compared with published empirical research and illustrated in a consumer product industry. The effects of market growth, maturity and decline, competitive attack, price leadership, and heavy user strategies on market share and profit are ...
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Fuzzy numbers and net present value

Scandinavian Journal of Management, 1989
Abstract Net present value is a very common criterion in capital budgeting processes. Usually, uncertainty is treated by means of probability theory and net cash flows are included in the model as random variables. Nevertheless, the lack of accuracy in estimation of future net cash flows does not always follow a random variable but a fuzzy one.
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DETERMINISTIC NET PRESENT VALUE AS AN APPROXIMATION OF EXPECTED NET PRESENT VALUE

Journal of Business Finance & Accounting, 1980
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Net present value (NPV)

2023
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Net Present Value (NPV)

2022
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Net Present Value

2008
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Net Present Value

2010
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