Present Value of a Perpetuity (aka Ordinary Perpetuity)

In this video I explain "Ordinary" perpetuities. In most textbooks these are just referred as perpetuities (without the term "Ordinary"). However, I use this term here because it will later on help you in better understanding the difference between "Ordinary Annuities" and "Annuities Due".
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[@rashmishetty3811]

one of the best videos I have seen on the topic of perpetuity. thank you

[@Missy2858]

Agreed! Life saver!

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Why didn’t I have comment button to make comments, do you know?

[@DanielSuarez-tt4jp]

Thank you for explaining this without overcomplicating it!

[@jrp6123]

Been wracking my head on this for awhile until I saw this video. Now it makes sense! Thank you!

[@semb12]

Great explaination, thanks.

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Best explanation ever!

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[@suec7986]

Very well explained. Thank you

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thank you Dr. Ikram

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Best example, Thanks.

[@bethsolomon018]

Please how did you get the 1.04

[@anonymouse5587]

It is Interest rate + 1 i.e., 4% +1 = 0.04 + 1= 1.04