According to the net present value decision rule, an investor who is considering a project which has a net present value of $1 would accept the investment.
According to Knight, "Net present value is the present value of the cash flows at the project's needed rate of return compared to your initial investment." It's a way to determine your return on investment, or ROI, for a project or expense, in more concrete terms.
A set of cash flows that happen at various dates are considered to have a net present value or net present worth. The amount of time between now and a cash flow determines the present value of that cash flow. The discount rate is another factor. NPV takes time value of money into account.
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