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payback period
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payback period [′pā‚bak ‚pir·ē·əd]
(industrial engineering)
The amount of time required for achieving an amount in profits to offset the cost of a capital expenditure, such as the cost of investment in modifications in an industrial facility for the purpose of conserving energy.


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