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7. Mr. Garou will be paid 100,000 euros one year hence. There is a nominal flow, which he discounts at an 8 percent nominal discount rate...

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100000
Inflation factor 4% 1.04
Equivalent Real Cash Flow
-92593 96153.84615

Real Discount rate =4%

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1. A project's depreciation rate does not depend on the future inflation rate. It will depend on the method of the
depreciation, type of the project, life of the asset, scrap value FALSE

2. FALSE It should not take into account the interest on the borrowed capital. As Dicscounted Cash Flow method already takes into account the cost of ...

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