The phrase "adjusting the present value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts, particularly when discussing the modification of the current worth of an asset or cash flow based on certain factors.
Example: "In order to make informed investment decisions, we need to focus on adjusting the present value of future cash flows."
Alternatives: "modifying the current value" or "revising the present worth."
"If the learning curve is too long and expectations are too slow to adjust, the present value of any shift to price-level targeting could easily turn negative," says John Murray at the Bank of Canada.
The vector magnitude factor adjusts the present value of inflows for inherent risks in each of the strategies.
These terms essentially adjust the present value of inflows and outlays for the presence of risk, and information asymmetry.
If a car lasts for 10 years at a discount rate of 2% (adjusted for inflation), the present value of the benefit is about $18,000.
Critically, tontines make no explicit payout promises: instead, the benefits they pay adjust up or down in a continually self-correcting manner, ensuring that the present value of a tontine's payouts never exceeds the present value of its assets.
The present value of the benefit of reducing the number of waste associated deaths after adjusting for a cancer premium is €11.6 billion.
To obtain the risk-adjusted expected present value ({text{PV}}) as the central part of our objective function, the expected periodic process cash flows from Eq. (18) must be discounted using a risk-adjusted interest rate (i) and cumulated over the planning horizon (tau).
By adjusting the cutoff value from 0.168 (as defined in the present study) to 0.026, sensitivity would increase to 90% (at the cost of reducing specificity to 29%).
Today's technology can put adjusted present value into the arsenal of every general manager.
The future labor value was adjusted to a present value using a 3% discount rate because 3% is widely used as discount rate in developed countries such as Japan and the United States, where application of the COI method is popular.
