IAI Actuarial Core Principles · Actuarial Mathematics for Modelling · Annuity and accumulation functions
Rs 80,000 is due in 3 years. Using a constant effective annual discount rate d = 5%, what is its present value?
The present value is Rs 68,590. With a constant effective discount rate of 5%, each year multiplies by 0.95, so the value is 80,000 times 0.95 cubed, which is 0.857375, giving Rs 68,590.
- ARs 68,590Correct
- BRs 69,000
- CRs 70,400
- DRs 72,000
- Rs 67,200
Explanation
With effective discount d, v = 1 - d = 0.95. PV = 80000 × 0.95^3 = 80000 × 0.857375 = Rs 68,590. Using 1 - 3d = 0.85 gives Rs 68,000 (simple discount), which is a different basis, and 1/1.05^3 gives Rs 69,107.
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