QUESTION 7
Suppose Peter expects to receive $5,000 three years from today. If the interest rate is 4 percent, the present value of $5,000 is approximately _____.
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$5,025 |
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$4,500 |
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$4,762 |
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$3,429 |
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$4,445 |
5 points
QUESTION 8
If you own a perpetuity of $500 and if the interest rate is 4 percent, then its present value:
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is $2,000. |
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cannot be determined unless the number of years is known. |
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is infinite. |
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is $504. |
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is $12,500. |
5 points
QUESTION 9
If the annual interest rate is 5 percent, _____.
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$90 saved today will be worth $100 after one year |
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$100 saved today will be worth $105 after one year |
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$100 saved today will be worth $150 after one year |
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$100 saved today will be worth $1,000 after one year |
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e. |
$99 saved today will be worth $100 after one year |
5 points
QUESTION 10
Everything else remaining constant, a technological breakthrough that increases the marginal productivity of capital will increase the:
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supply of loanable funds, leading to a lower equilibrium market interest rate. |
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supply of loanable funds, leading to a higher equilibrium market interest rate. |
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demand for loanable funds, leading to a higher equilibrium market interest rate. |
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demand for loanable funds, leading to a lower equilibrium market interest rate. |
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supply of loanable funds, but have no impact on the equilibrium market interest rate. |
5 points
QUESTION 11
If a firm can borrow or lend at a 10 percent annual interest rate, it will _____.
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select only the unit of capital with the highest expected rate of return, assuming it is above 10 percent |
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buy all the units of capital with an expected rate of return below 10 percent |
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buy all the units of capital with an expected rate of return above 10 percent |
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buy all the units of capital with an average rate of return above 0.1 percent |
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e. |
buy all the units of capital with an average rate of return below 10 percent |
5 points
QUESTION 12
The loanable funds market brings together savers and borrowers to determine the:
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market rate of interest. |
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marginal revenue product of investment. |
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marginal resource cost of investment. |
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rate of time preference. |
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marginal rate of return on investment. |
5 points
QUESTION 13
Other things constant, the more profitable a corporation, _____.
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the lower the interest rate that would have to be paid on new bond issues; the value of its shares on the stock market does not vary |
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the lower the value of its shares on the stock market and the lower the interest rate that would have to be paid on new bond issues |
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the higher the value of its shares on the stock market and the lower the interest rate that would have to be paid on new bond issues |
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the lower the value of its shares on the stock market and the higher the interest rate that would have to be paid on new bond issues |
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the higher the value of its shares on the stock market and the higher the interest rate it would have to pay on new bond issues |
5 points
QUESTION 14
A $100 annuity means _____.
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a person receives more than or less than $100, depending on the interest rate, until an upper limit is reached |
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$100 is received each year for a certain number of years |
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$100 is received each year forever |
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$100 is received in a single year |
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a person receives more than or less than $100, depending on the interest rate, for a certain number of years |
QUESTION 7
Suppose Peter expects to receive $5,000 three years from today. If the interest rate is 4 percent, the present value of $5,000 is approximately –
Answer – e) $4445
Present Value of $5000 = $5000 (1+0.04) -3 = $4445
QUESTION 8
If you own perpetuity of $500 and if the interest rate is 4 percent, then its present value:
Answer – e) $12,500
PW in case of infinity life = A/rate of interest
PW = $500/0.04 = $12,500
QUESTION 9
If the annual interest rate is 5 percent, _____.
Answer – b) $100 saved today will be worth $105 after one year
FV = 100 (1+0.05) 1 = 105
QUESTION 10
Everything else remaining constant, a technological breakthrough that increases the marginal productivity of capital will increase the:
Answer – c) demand for loanable funds, leading to a higher equilibrium market interest rate
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