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Present value of a series of cash flows involved minus the initial outlay of cash for an investment. The present values can generally be gotten using factors off a chart that may be in an appendix in your book. The series of cash flows can be outright given in the problem, or can involved a whole mess of calculations that might take you hours to figure out. There isn't an "equation" for that. So, while the basic "equation" (if you want to call a subtraction an equation) is pretty simple, a NPV problem can get quite complicated. |
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