Discussion
A real discount rate differs from a nominal one in that the real rate
Answer: B
Correct answer: excludes inflation
A real rate is a nominal rate with inflation stripped out, so it is the lower of the two. The rule that follows is one of consistency: real cash flows must be discounted at a real rate and inflated ones at a nominal rate, and mixing the two overstates or understates the result systematically.
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