You might want to watch the videos on present value.

There's financing, there's installment plans.

Oftentimes you want to discount a payment two years out by a higher value than something that's only one year out.

Let's split the bill.

That will now compound over the next month.

And then some of its payment is today.

But the big learning from this is how dependent the present value of future payments are on your discount rate assumption.

He payed in installments.

Then we'll expect payment.

Choice 3, I am going to pay you I'm making this up on the fly as I go I'm going to pay you 20 today.

You will pay for that life, or you will pay with yours.

Offering our easy pay plan on this item.

I thought we had discussed a cash discount.

That'll be 52.

I'd like to pay the check, please.

We give a 10 discount for cash.

In this situation, you take your payment, you discount it by your monthly interest rate, you get the loan amount.

Mr Experimenter, I solved X problems. Give me X tokens.

But we want to split the pay that's due them, instead.

Both elements in the parse tree that are involved in the transaction.

You might as well come. You're paying for it.

And for that I will pay you 150,000... cash.

Let me make this so it's close.

Only some of its payment is two years out.

With reference to the invoice No.56789 which was due last month, we have not yet received your remittance.

Please pay the tax.

We will install panels on your roof.

And then we're going to set p is equal to your monthly payment, your monthly mortgage payment.

And then year 10, I pay the 100,000 plus I pay back the 1 million.

And the payments?

What do they pay you?

What's this, dear?

So the same thing is true when you're doing a discount rate.

McMansion for me.

We will make the payment by bank transfer.

If you're not done you can continue to add more texts or documents to your order.

How would you like to pay for it?

If I buy, if I directly buy a bond from a U.S. corporation, I'm essentially lending that money to the corporation.

Will you give any discount if I pay in cash?

It compounds for one month.

Yes. How much...?

You're going to pay it over 30 years, or you could say that's 360 months.

And you say, this group of the CDOs, they'll get the first payments. or if any payments that go, immediately go to this very senior tranche, right?

Because some of them have paid, and some of them are still paying.

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