IRR (Internal Rate of Return)
The annualized return that makes an investment’s cash flows break even in present-value terms.
The annualized return that makes an investment’s cash flows break even in present-value terms.
IRR accounts for the timing of money in and out, not just the totals — cash received sooner is worth more. It’s the standard yardstick for comparing investments and projects with different cash-flow patterns.
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