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In relation to the time value of money, what is interest? a.) The value of money today b.) The value of money in the future c.) The total value of an investment d.) The cost of not having money today
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In relation to the time value of money, what is interest?
a.) The value of money today
b.) The value of money in the future
c.) The total value of an investment
d.) The cost of not having money today
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The answer should be b. (Sorry if I’m wrong)
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