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ne Catalog Suppose Emilio offers you 5500 today or S.Xin 10 years. If the interest rate...
8. Lux offers to pay $5,000 five years from now. Garen offers to pay you $4,500 at time t. The effective annual interest rate is 10%. Find the value of t so that you are indifferent between Lux's and Garen's offers. (consider “indifferent” as having the same present value.)
A. Suppose you were to save $500.0000 in
the first bank. The interest rate is ?1=9.0000. Three years from
now, you should have $ ______
B. Suppose you were to save $500.0000 in the second bank. The
interest rate is ?2=6.0000. Three years from now, you should have $
______
C. Suppose you were to save $500.0000 in the third bank. The
interest rate is ?3=3.0000. Three years from now, you should have $
______
D. Let the interest rate...
4. Suppose you can have option A: $3,000 today, or option B: $10,000 in 10 years. Which option do you take? Use 12% for discounting (or 12% for your interest rate). At what interest rate (be specific!) are you indifferent about making the two choices? 5. Imagine you buy a bond, priced at $1,000. This bond pays $50 in interest every year and in the fifth year it pays the $50 in interest plus the return of the $1,000 principle....
The annual effective interest rate corresponds to the nominal rate of 10% compounded monthly Deal A: You loan me $4000 today and I pay you back $2000 in 1 year, and $4000 in 2 years. Deal B: I loan you $2000 today and another $4000 in 1 year and you pay me $X in 2 years. What does $X have to be for you to be indifferent between these two deals?
8. You purchased a new car for sis,000. The dealer offers you an interest rate of 5% over years. a) What would your monthly payment be? b) Suppose you would like to save interest by paying the loan off in 3 years. How much more a ma would you need to pay? c) What would the effective interest rate be if you paid off the car in 3 years? 9. Sketch the annual cash flow diagrams for each case in...
Calculate the future value in 5 years of $2100 today with annual compounding and a 10% annual interest rate. Suppose someone saves $1000 today and will have $1052 one year from today. If compounding is daily (assume 365 days in a year), what must be the interest rate on this account? Jane offers Kathy the following deal. Jane will give Kathy $900 today if Kathy gives Jane $1100 in 2 years-time. Suppose there is quarterly compounding and the quarterly interest...
Calculate the future value in 5 years of $2100 today with annual compounding and a 10% annual interest rate. Suppose someone saves $1000 today and will have $1052 one year from today. If compounding is daily (assume 365 days in a year), what must be the interest rate on this account? Jane offers Kathy the following deal. Jane will give Kathy $900 today if Kathy gives Jane $1100 in 2 years-time. Suppose there is quarterly compounding and the quarterly interest...
Suppose the risk-free interest rate is 4.8% a. Having 5600 today is equivalent to having what amount in one year? b. Having 5600 in one year is equivalent to having what amount today? c. Which would you prefer, $600 today or $600 in one year? Does your answer depend on when you need the money? Why or why not? a. Having 5600 today is equivalent to having what amount in one year? Having 5600 today is equivalent to having $...
Suppose the US offers a 2% annual interest rate in $ deposits with no risk attached. On the other hand, the UK offers x% annual interest rate in dollar deposits, but there is a 30% probability of default within this year. What you the minimum value of x need to be for you to put your money in the UK?
Your friend offers to give you $450 in 20 years, $320 in 10 years, or $217 today. Assuming a 4% market rate of return which would you choose? (circle one) $450 in 20 years $320 in 10 years $217 today What if the market rate of return is 2%: $450 in 20 years $217 today $320 in 10 years $320 in 10 years $217 today What if the market rate of return is 7%: $450 in 20 years