twelve percent in a month
- Previous period
- 1,00,000
- Current period
- 1,12,000
- Periods in a year
- 12
Growth this period12%
The gap this page exists to show: 1.12^12 - 1
Open this examplePeriod-over-period growth and what it annualises to. Multiplying a monthly rate by twelve understates it badly, because growth compounds.
Also called: month over month growth, mom growth rate.
12% growth. Sustained, that annualises to 289.6% and doubles in 6.12 periods. A steady 12% a month is 289.6% a year, not 144%.
The growth rate is the change over the previous period. Annualising it correctly means compounding: twelve percent a month is not 144% a year, it is 289%, because each month grows on the last. The naive figure is shown alongside precisely so the gap is visible, since it is the single most common error in a growth deck.
growth compounds: annualising means raising to the power of the period count, not multiplyingEach of these is asserted on every build. If a change to the engine ever moved one of these answers, the build would fail before the page could print it.
Growth this period12%
The gap this page exists to show: 1.12^12 - 1
Open this exampleGrowth this period0%
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