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...tance in the following two years, and sharp rises in the Bank of England's discount rate added to the downward pressure on economic activity. That downward pressure

...l the outcomes, using their estimated probabilities and the appropriate [[discount rate]]. An exception is the practice (adopted in some assessments of global wa ...nborn future generations raises ethical questions concerning the choice of discount rate.

..., Mar 19 2009]</ref>. It eventually made a series of reductions to its [[discount rate]] bringing it down to 1 per cent by the second quarter of 2009 . When it b

...n 1927, Strong forced through the Federal Reserve System a decrease in the discount rate from 4 to 3 percent which is quoted to have called "un petit coup de whisky ...dollar causing an outflow of gold, which was stemmed by an increase in the discount rate of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York<ref> For a more detailed account of

As long as the growth rate growth rae g is less then the discount rate of R, the present value of this series of cash flows can be written as

...t"]]. The amount of interest payable annually is termed the interest or [[discount rate]]. The loan agreement may also be expected to take account of the possibil ...ref>. The term "hyperbolic discounting" (as distinct from conventional [[Discount rate/Tutorials#The present value of future costs and benefits|"exponential disco

...capacity in the economy. During the period from 2003 to 2006, however, the discount rate was held well below the level suggested by that rule. The author of the rul

::: The [[European Central Bank]] raises its [[discount rate]] from 1.0 per cent to 1.25 per cent[http://www.ecb.int/press/pr/date/2011/ :::The European Central Bank raises its [[discount rate]] from 1.25 per cent to 1.5 per cent[http://www.ecb.int/press/pr/date/2011/

...erlying philosopy. In particular, an understanding of the choice of the [[discount rate]]s used by the Stern Review and others depends upon an appreciation of what

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...[[Federal Reserve System|Federal Reserve Bank of New York]] to lower its [[discount rate]].

...n of 2009/Addendum#Central bank measures|emergency measures]], including [[discount rate]] reductions and [[credit easing]] that resulted in an increase in the [[mo ...ank]]. In 2008/2009, the bank responded to the recession by reducing its [[discount rate]] in stages to a minimum of 1 per cent, and adopting a limited amount of [

...ed their interest rates. The [[Bank of England]], for example, raised its discount rate from 3.5% to 6% between August and November 1906. These actions reversed t

...by varying the [[discount rate]] that it charges for loans to the banks. A discount rate reduction encourages banks to borrow money so that they can increase len The Bank of England became the biggest British bank and its [[discount rate]] came to be recognised as the minimum short-term [[interest rate]] in the

...er and the policy was supported by his successor, George Harrison, and the discount rate was raised a further point to 6 per cent in the following year. That move w

...entral Bank, 2009]</ref>. The bank's governing board sets the eurozone's [[discount rate]]s and has been responsible for the introduction and management of refinanc

...banknotes (Article 128.1)The bank's governing board sets the eurozone's [[discount rate]]s and has been responsible for the introduction and management of refinanc

...present value of its future cash flows when discounted at the investor’s [[discount rate]]. It is a method that is of limited usefulness in valuing shares because

...Bank]], the Bank of Japan and the [[Bank of England]] made a series of [[discount rate]] reductions to near zero levels in the 4th quarter of 2008 and the 1st qu