future value
noun [ C ] business, finance & economics specialized uk/ˌfjuː.tʃə ˈvæl.juː/ us/ˌfjuː.tʃɚ ˈvæl.juː/
未来价值
the amount that an asset (= something owned by a person or company) or cash is expected to be worth at a particular time in the future
Inflation reduces the future value of retirement savings. 通货膨胀会减少退休储蓄的未来价值。
The car loan plan predicts a future value, based on your mileage, to calculate your final payment. 汽车贷款计划根据你的里程数，预测一个未来价值，从而计算你的最终付款。
Synonym: projected value
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- The city is using a "net present value" figure, which compares the current value of money with the future value of money.
- The price of your loan would be adjusted to reflect the current value of your property, or at the most probable estimate of its future value.
- The future value of the carbon offsets is uncertain. If global emissions-cutting efforts fizzle, demand for carbon offsets will evaporate.
- While the debate over the future value of the shares continues, there is no doubt that the company is becoming a serious player in its markets.
- Though investment analysts believe they should discount future values, I believe that they should not.
- I'm a businessman, so it's easy for me to think in terms of present values, future values, amortization, depreciation, assets, liability.