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Long Term Residuals See Some Gains As Manufacturers Delay New Programs

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 25, 2020

The calculation of long-term residual values inevitably encompasses an assessment of future demand in the context of product life cycles and the arrival of new products, but the Covid event sees a delay to developments that will benefit existing types.

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