Modified Internal Rate of Return
The modified internal rate of return is a financial measure of an investment's attractiveness.
The modified internal rate of return increases with a net-positive value of positive cash flows and the reinvestment rate. Increasing values of the net-positive value of negative cash flows and finance rate decrease it. The number of time periods also affects the modified internal rate of return.
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