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These concepts tell you how much your money will grow if deposited in a bank (future value), how much promised future payments are worth today (present value), and what percentage rate of return you’re getting on your investments (internal rate of return).

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Principles of Finance with Excel by Simon Benninga

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2003
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Surely Principles of Finance with Excel is among the must-read books for every entrepreneur. Bravo Simon Benninga!
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