AFM273 Chapter 4: AFM 273 Chapter 4: C4: Time-Value-of-Money

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A cash flow involves either receiving or paying money if money is received (a cash inflow), the sign of the cash flow is positive if money is paid (a cash outflow), the sign is negative. A stream of cash flows is a group of several cash flows occurring at different points in time. In general, the length of time between cash flow dates is called a period : a period could be different in terms of context. Depending on the particular context, a period could be a day, or a month, or a year, etc. The times associated with a cash flow stream are date 0 (today), date 1 (one period from today), date 2 (two periods from today), etc: the cash flows for these dates respectively are c0, c1, c2, etc. A timeline can be used to represent a stream of cash flows.

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