alleryStart learning →A risk premium added to the discount rate hits later cash flows how?
ACompounding each later year
BOnly in the final year
CEqually in every year
DOnly in the first year
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Compounding each later year
The premium is part of the rate, so it is applied again for every extra year of discounting.
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