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He's right. I'm not sure what your 'simulation' involves, but it's possible you just happened to pick numbers where the ratio produces similar results to the di
by gibybo 14y ago
He's right. I'm not sure what your 'simulation' involves, but it's possible you just happened to pick numbers where the ratio produces similar results to the difference. Try inflation = 0.0001% and interest = 10%, for example.
- nileshtrivedi 14y agor stands for F/I which is (1+f)/(1+i). This terminology seems to be creating a lot of confusion. I will add a clarification. :)
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