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Internal rate of return [r]: the discount rate which, if applied to a sequence of cash flows, makes the net present value of those cash flows equal to zero.

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	the [[discount rate]] which, if applied to a sequence of cash flows, makes the ~~net~~ [[net present value]] of those cash flows equal to zero.		the [[discount rate]] which, if applied to a sequence of cash flows, makes the [[net present value]] of those cash flows equal to zero.