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1 actual cash value
actual cash value (a.c.v.) 1. GEN effektiver Barwert m, angemessener Marktwert m, fairer Marktpreis m (synonymous: fair market value; the amount of money, less depreciation, that it would cost to replace something damaged beyond repair with a comparable item); 2. ECON, FIN Kapitalwert m; Zeitwert m, Marktwert m (value of an investment calculated as the sum of its initial cost and the present value of expected future cash flows; Summe der einer Investition zurechenbaren und auf einen definierten Zeitpunkt zum Kalkulationszinssatz diskontierten Nettorückflüsse, einschließlich Anschaffungsauszahlung und Liquidationserlös)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > actual cash value
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2 a.c.v.
a.c.v. (Abk. für actual cash value) 1. ACC, GEN effektiver Barwert m, angemessener Marktwert m, fairer Marktpreis m (synonymous: fair market value; the amount of money, less depreciation, that it would cost to replace something damaged beyond repair with a comparable item); 2. ECON, FIN Barwert m; Zeitwert m (value of an investment calculated as the sum of its initial cost and the present value of expected future cash flows; Summe der einer Investition zurechenbaren und auf einen definierten Zeitpunkt zum Kalkulationszinssatz diskontierten Nettorückflüsse, einschließlich Anschaffungsauszahlung und Liquidationserlös)
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