Net Present Value (NPV) is a way to figure out if a project will make more money than it costs. It works by figuring out how much money you'll make in the future and comparing it to how much you need to spend today.If you're going to earn more than you spend, your NPV is positive - a good sign. If not, it's negative, which might mean it's not a good idea.NPV: Net Present ValueCt: Cash Inflows During a PeriodC0: Initial Investmentt: Time Periodr: Discount RateC0: Initial Investment
Learn Net Present Value (NPV) with interactive examples and practice exercises in our Mergers and Acquisitions module.
This interactive learning module helps you understand Net Present Value (NPV) through hands-on practice and real-world examples.