Sentences with phrase «present value terms»

Then you take the lump sum and bring it into present value terms.

«A correct estimate of that cost... for the average household just in 2015 is about $ 80 per family, or $ 65 if more appropriately stated in present value terms discounted at an annual 4 % rate,» he said.

If the companies could continue to afford the benefits, the benefits would be much larger in present value terms than the lump sum accumulated in their DC plans.

In this particular example, however, the moaty firm's total economic value creation (area of blue curve), in absolute and in present value terms, is significantly less than that of the no - moat firm (area of red curve), as calculated.

In present value terms, the moaty firm generates less than half the economic profit of the no - moat company.

The fiscal impact for states is projected to accumulate significantly over time as the increase in individual incomes generates additional revenues from income tax receipts — projected to increase by $ 700 million, in present value terms, over the 16 years of implementation according to the North Carolina projection.

On the current salary schedule, a starting teacher who expects to hold nothing more than a bachelor's degree throughout her career will receive earnings over 30 years worth $ 620,000 in present value terms, discounting at a 5 percent rate.

However, according to expert witness testimony for Eversource, one of the main project proponents, after taking into account additional costs, including operations and maintenance, depreciation expenses, and return on equity, the ANE pipeline is expected to cost $ 0.5 billion per year for 20 years — about $ 6.6 billion in present value terms.

Using this method, I calculated that the reduction in cumulative GDP, expressed in present value terms, was less than 2 %.

Economic Damages Reports calculate, in present value terms, how much money will be required today to offset economic damages which will occur in the future.