Week 2- Time value of money Flashcards

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Why is money worth more today than in the future?

A

– one could put money in the bank and receive interest
– inflation makes tomorrow’s money less valuable than
today’s
– Also, uncertainty of receiving money in the future, some risk

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2
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What is compounding? What is interest in interest?

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• The process of accumulating interest on an
investment over time to earn more interest
• Interest earned on the reinvestment of
previous interest payments.

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3
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What is compound interest? What is simple interest?

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• Interest earned on both the initial principal
and the interest reinvested from prior
periods.
• Interest earned only on the original principal
amount invested.

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4
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What is the general formula of investing for t periods? What are future value interest factors?

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Vt=V0x(1+i)^t

Future value interest factors: (1+r)^t

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5
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What is Presenr value?

What is the formula?

What are present value interest factors

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• The current value of future cash flows discounted at the appropriate discount rate.

PV=V0=Vt/(1+r)^t

1/(1+r)^t

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6
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What is discounting?

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• Calculate the present value of some future amount.

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7
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What are the formulas connecting PV and FV

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PV x (1+r)^t=FV
PV=FVt/(1+r)^t
PV=FVt x (1/(1+r)^t)
PV=FVt x (1+r)^-t
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8
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Finding r for multiple periods

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FV=PV x (1+r)^n
FV/PV=(1+r)^n
(1+r)=n root (FV/PV)
r= {n root (FV/PV) - 1

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9
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Finding the number of periods

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FV=PV x (1+r)^n
FV/PV= (1+r)^n
ln(FV/PV)=ln{(1+r)^n)}= n x ln (1+r)
n=ln (FV/PV)6ln (1+r) 
n={ln(FV)-ln(PV)}/ln(1+r)
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10
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What are real and nominal interest rates?

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– Nominal prices & rates
• Prices and rates expressed in terms of currency

– Real prices & rates
• Prices and rates expressed in terms of purchasing power

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11
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Formula of nominal to real

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(1+Nr)=(1+rr)*(1+inflation rate)

real rate= (nr-inflation r)/ 1+inflation rate

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