Definition of discount factor in English:

discount factor

noun

Finance

A factor which, when multiplied by a predicted future cash flow from a loan or some other form of debt, gives its present value.
the further out the payday is, the greater the discount factor that will be used
Example sentencesExamples
- The surge in bond yields, which is the prime determinant of the discount factor, flies in the face of stock market performance.
- The interest rate is determined by the discount factor of only the rich agent.
- Politically, people have become used in recent years to getting budget largesse, and there will also be a certain discount factor.
- The opportunity cost of that investment with a 10% discount factor is $100 000 pa.
- In contrast, higher discount factors weight past observations more heavily, making the model less sensitive to short-term fluctuations in the data.

Definition of discount factor in US English:

discount factor

noun

Finance

A factor which, when multiplied by a predicted future cash flow from a loan or some other form of debt, gives its present value.
the further out the payday is, the greater the discount factor that will be used
Example sentencesExamples
- In contrast, higher discount factors weight past observations more heavily, making the model less sensitive to short-term fluctuations in the data.
- The surge in bond yields, which is the prime determinant of the discount factor, flies in the face of stock market performance.
- The opportunity cost of that investment with a 10% discount factor is $100 000 pa.
- The interest rate is determined by the discount factor of only the rich agent.
- Politically, people have become used in recent years to getting budget largesse, and there will also be a certain discount factor.

单词	discount factor
释义	Definition of discount factor in English: discount factor noun Finance A factor which, when multiplied by a predicted future cash flow from a loan or some other form of debt, gives its present value. the further out the payday is, the greater the discount factor that will be used Example sentencesExamples The surge in bond yields, which is the prime determinant of the discount factor, flies in the face of stock market performance. The interest rate is determined by the discount factor of only the rich agent. Politically, people have become used in recent years to getting budget largesse, and there will also be a certain discount factor. The opportunity cost of that investment with a 10% discount factor is $100 000 pa. In contrast, higher discount factors weight past observations more heavily, making the model less sensitive to short-term fluctuations in the data. Definition of discount factor in US English: discount factor noun Finance A factor which, when multiplied by a predicted future cash flow from a loan or some other form of debt, gives its present value. the further out the payday is, the greater the discount factor that will be used Example sentencesExamples In contrast, higher discount factors weight past observations more heavily, making the model less sensitive to short-term fluctuations in the data. The surge in bond yields, which is the prime determinant of the discount factor, flies in the face of stock market performance. The opportunity cost of that investment with a 10% discount factor is $100 000 pa. The interest rate is determined by the discount factor of only the rich agent. Politically, people have become used in recent years to getting budget largesse, and there will also be a certain discount factor.
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