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Such calculations depend critically on the choice of interest rate at which to discount. [fact]

Treynor specialized in the analysis of the financial aspects of business decisions such as whether to buy or to lease machine tools (Treynor and Vancil 1956). Those decisions typically involve working out the present value of projected future income and expenditures. Such calculations depend critically on the choice of interest rate at which to discount future cash flows.

Donald MacKenzie, An Engine, Not a Camera, loc. 561