Byurmom193
If an old television cost €13.20 per month and a new one cost €32, and the new purchase costs €370, how long is the payback period? How do you calculate it, since the difference is negative.
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The old TV was cheaper in operation, the new one also caused purchase costs – how to get them back in? Every month you spend more than before, you can amortize yourself. Amortizing can only be a purchase (single investment) if one saves or even achieves ongoing profits at current costs. If everything becomes more expensive, a purchase cannot amortize.
He never gets amortised!