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Capital recovery factor

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The Capital Recovery Factor (CRF) is a financial formula used to determine the annual amount that must be set aside to recover a capital investment over a specific period of time while accounting for interest or discounting rates. It is often applied in engineering economics, project management, and finance to evaluate the cost implications of capital assets and investments.

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