Difference between revisions of "Present value of money"

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The '''present value of money''' is the amount of money equal to another amount of money in the future.
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The '''present value of money''' is the amount of money today that equals a (typically greater) amount of money at some moment in the future.
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[[Interest]] is the key parameter in calculating the present value of money.
  
 
[[Category: Economics terms]]
 
[[Category: Economics terms]]

Revision as of 20:18, October 30, 2007

The present value of money is the amount of money today that equals a (typically greater) amount of money at some moment in the future.

Interest is the key parameter in calculating the present value of money.