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The '''net present value''' of a project generating cash flows during n periods is given by:
::::<math>\mbox{V} = \sum_{t=1}^{n} \frac{C_t}{(1+r)^{t}} - {I}</math>
Where
*<math>t</math> is the time of the cash flow <br>
*<math>r</math> is the [[discount rate]] <br>
*<math>C_t</math> is the net cash flow (the amount of cash) at time t. <br>
*<math>I</math> is the initial investment outlay.
The '''net present expected value''', E of a project having a probability P of a single outcome whose net present value is V is given by:
::::E&nbsp;=&nbsp;PV
Where there are multiple possible outcomes y&nbsp;=&nbsp;1 ...n with probabilities ''P''<sub>y</sub> and present values ''V''<sub>y</sub>,
then the net present expected value is given by:
::::<math>\mbox{E} = \sum_{y=1}^{n} P_y V_y</math>

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The net present value of a project generating cash flows during n periods is given by:

Where

  • is the time of the cash flow
  • is the discount rate
  • is the net cash flow (the amount of cash) at time t.
  • is the initial investment outlay.


The net present expected value, E of a project having a probability P of a single outcome whose net present value is V is given by:

E = PV

Where there are multiple possible outcomes y = 1 ...n with probabilities Py and present values Vy,

then the net present expected value is given by: