Definition Nominal Value. Description.
The Nominal Value is an economic term for the value
of an investment or any asset expressed in the money of the day. Because inflation
results in assets to lose their value over time, nominal figures can be misleading
when used to compare values in different periods. It is better to compare
their real value, by adjusting the nominal figures to remove the inflationary
distortions. See: Net Present Value
Also, the term is used in finance to indicate the value
ascribed to a security (stocks, shares,
bonds etc) when it is first
authorized and issued by a company. See also:
Face Value. A share's nominal value
bears no relation to a share's market value. When referring to capital goods,
nominal value is also referred to as "book value".
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