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Investment Profitability Condition Formula

The investment profitability condition, commonly expressed in future values as X>I(1+r)X > I(1+r), is a criterion that compares a project's future return, XX, with its future opportunity cost. This future cost, calculated as I(1+r)I(1+r), represents the amount the firm would have in one year if the initial investment, II, were placed in an alternative financial asset. A project is deemed profitable only if its future return exceeds this future cost. This criterion can also be expressed in an alternative form, such as in present value terms.

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