Net present value analysis is used by economists to determine
whether an investment is valid or not: given a certain interest rate, a
positive net present value indicates that the investment is valid. This
program is useful when you want to determine the present value
of a series of cash flows, which do not necessarily have to be the
same in each period. The first data to be entered are the initial value
of the investment and the annual interest rate received, after which
we insert the various cash flows which will be positive or negative
numbers depending on whether you receive or distribute funds.
