Zero Net Present Value (Zero NPV)
Zero net present value occurs when the present value of expected cash inflows equals the present value of outflows. In capital budgeting, a project with zero NPV neither adds nor reduces shareholder value but meets the required rate of return. It represents the break-even point in investment evaluation.
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