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Implementing an NPV-Embedded Binomial Tree from an NPV Analysis

2014
In the previous two chapters a number of different real options were implemented using net present value or NPV-embedded binomial trees. In chapter 5, a five-year project had cash flows forecasted through a binomial tree, which was then converted into an NPV-embedded binomial tree.
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Comparison of NPV with IRR

1971
NPV is generally accepted by economists as being theoretically unassailable in that, if one wishes to maximise profits, the use of NPV always finds the correct collection of projects.
C. J. Hawkins, D. W. Pearce
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NPV and IRR

2011
This chapter discusses the two most widely used tools for project evaluation: NPV and IRR. Both tools require a critical input, the cost of capital, one of the most essential magnitudes for any company, which is also briefly discussed. Both NPV and IRR have applications that go way beyond project evaluation, and no toolbox would be complete without ...
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A contribution to the NPV-IRR debate

Decisions in Economics and Finance
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Erio Castagnoli, Gino Favero
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The Introduction of NPV and IRR

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research, 2022
Yijie Zhang, Ruoxin Yan
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Trueirr - Irr and NPV Redefined

2005
Do you know that IRR and NPV methods give wrong results? Read the book 'TrueIRR' or download the attached document to know when and why wrong results occur and solutions for the same. TrueIRR is an improvement of IRR and NPV. It overcomes the problem of multiple IRRs and the problem of contradictory results by IRR and NPV.
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A Resolution to the NPV - IRR Debate?

2004
The time value of money (TVM) equation is a key equation in finance. It takes the form of an nth order polynomial having n roots. In finance it is normal to calculate and use only one root (interest rate). The remaining (n-1) roots are mostly complex or negative and they are usually discarded.
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NPV récompensé !

Le Nouveau Praticien Vétérinaire élevages & santé, 2023
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In defence of NPV

Proceedings of the International Conference on Mine Closure, 2023
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NPV valuacija banaka

2006
Obrađeno je vrednovanje banaka metodom procjene neto sadašnje vrijednosti gotovinskog toka.
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