hyötykustannussuhteen
Hyötykustannussuhde, often abbreviated as HKS, is a financial ratio used to evaluate the profitability of an investment or a project. It is calculated by dividing the net present value (NPV) of the expected benefits by the net present value of the expected costs. The formula for HKS is:
HKS = (NPV of benefits) / (NPV of costs)
The ratio indicates the amount of benefit received for each unit of cost incurred. An HKS greater
HKS is commonly used in cost-benefit analysis to compare different investment options and to make informed
However, HKS has its limitations. It does not account for risk or uncertainty, and it assumes that
In summary, hyötykustannussuhde is a valuable tool for evaluating the profitability of investments, but it should