[OPE-L:1536] Subjectivity and the Rate of Profit

John Ernst (ernst@PIPELINE.COM)
Fri, 22 Oct 1999 12:32:07

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It seems to me that no matter which rate of profit one uses,
there is a subjective guess involved. That is, both the
ARR and the RRI require an estimate of how long, say, a machine
will last. Further, no matter which you use you've got to
guess what the returns will be in each of the estimated
number of periods.

John

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