See also discounted payback period . A recurring cash flow happening evenly throughout each period, over a range of periods. For example, the depletion value in an operating mine decreases on the basis of a continuous cash flow as ore is removed daily. See also Discrete Periodic Cash Flow, Discrete Single Cash Flow, Discrete Continuous Cash Flow and Periodic Gradient Cash Flow . A recurring cash flow happening each period.
Accumulated depreciation is an example.
See also Discrete Periodic Cash Flow, Discrete Single Cash Flow, Discrete Continuous Cash Flow and Periodic Continuous Cash Flow . An economic evaluator meaningful only when the rules and assumptions of a cost comparison economic analysis have been strictly adhered to. In addition, the degree of risk should be similar for each alternative. PWAC can also provide a profitability comparison under the same rules, thanks to the MAR component and consideration. In this glossary, Plant refers to units under study.