Required Rate Of Return
The rate of return needed to induce investors or companies to invest in something. Investopedia Says:
For example, if you invest in a stock, your required return might be 10% per year. Your reasoning is that if you don't receive 10% return, then you'd be better off paying down your outstanding mortgage, on which you are paying 10% interest. Related Terms:
Expected Return
Hurdle Rate
Inflation-Adjusted Return
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