A future payment's present value is

A) the value in today's dollars of funds to be paid or received in the future.
B) the value in today's dollars of funds to be paid or received today.
C) the value in a future date's dollars of funds to be paid or received today.
D) the value in a future date's dollars of funds to be paid or received in the future.


A

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