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What is future value?
the value at some future time of an investment made today

Principal x (1+i) = FV
What is compounding?
the process of earning interest on interest as savings accumulate over time

Principal x (1+i)^n = FVn
What is present value?
the value today of funds that will be received in the future
What is time value of money?
the way that the value of a payment changes depending on when the payment is received
What is discounting?
the process of finding the present value of funds that will be received in the future
What are debt instruments?
methods of financing debt, including simple loans, discount bonds, coupon bonds, and fixed payment loans
What is equity?
a claim to part ownership of a firm, common stock issued by a corporation
What is a simple loan?
a debt instrument in which the borrower receives from the lender an amount called the principal and agrees to repay the lender the principal plus interest on a specific date when the loan matures
What is a discount bond?
a debt instrument in which the borrower repays the amount of the loan in a single payment at maturity but receives less than the face value of the bond initially.
What is a coupon bond?
a debt instrument that requires multiple payments of interest on a regular basis such as semiannually or annually and a payment of the face value at maturity
What is a fixed payment loan?
a debt instrument that requires the borrower to make regular periodic payments of principal and interest to the lender
What is yield to maturity?
the interest rate that makes the present value of the payments from an asset equal to the assets price today
What is capital gain?
if the price of an asset increases
What is capital loss?
if the price of an asses falls
What is financial arbitrage?
the process of buying and selling securities to profit from price changes over a brief period of time
What is return?
the total earnings from a security; for a bond, the coupon payment plus the change in the price of the bond
What is rate of return?
the return on a security as a percentage of the initial price; for a bond, the coupon payment plus the change in the price of a bond divided by the initial price
What is interest rate risk?
the risk that the price of a financial assets will fluctuate in response to changes in market interest rates
What is nominal interest rate?
an interest rate that is not adjusted for changes in purchasing power
What is real interest rate?
an interest rate that is adjusted for changes in purchasing power
What is deflation?
a sustained decline in the price level