Risk-Adjusted Discounting

A cash flow is a function C:(((, where ( is the set of real numbers. The domain of the function represents time t; and C(t) represents the cumulative amount of cash, or money, received before or at time t. ... We will demonstrate this with a coin-flip example, an example that will be used in the three following points, and whose idea comes from ... ................
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