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Capitalize
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capitalize
To calculate the current value of a future stream of earnings or cash flows. For example, to calculate the current price at which a bond should sell, a financial analyst must capitalize the interest payments and principal repayment that will be made to the investor.
Capitalize
To treat the cost of additions and improvements to property as a capital improvement or expenditure.


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