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1. Assume that the real interest rate is 7%. The Present Discounted Value (PDV) of a financial investment with a $5,000 payoff 3 years from today is $Blank 1. (Do NOT enter the '$' in your answer; round your final answer to the closest cent. Do NOT round any calculation except for the final answer.)
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