It is highly likely that the projected retirement income based on the replacement ratio method may not be sufficient to pay for retirement expenses if inflation rates are _________ wage growth rates.

What is the definition of “opportunity cost” as it relates to the time value of money? It is the loss of a potential gain choosing one alternative over another, particularly ignoring the time value of money. It is the benefit side of the cost/benefit ratio. It is the price of selling an asset. It is the amount of money invested in saving bonds. explain

An investment requires a total return that comprises: O a real rate of return and compensation for inflation. a real rate of return, compensation for inflation, and a risk premium. compensation for inflation and a risk premium. a real rate of return, compensation for inflation, a risk premium, and compensation for time and effort devoted to researching alternative investments. None of the above

Which one is better in order to reach saving goals for retirement: Is it better to focus on stocks, bonds or both? What are the issues for capital gains versus issues of interest?

How is duration related to the interest elasticity of a fixed income security? What is the relationship between duration and the price of the fixed-income security? ( LG 22-3 )  

Will the actual realized yields be equal to the expected yields if interest rates change? If not, how will they differ?

If we hold all other factors the same, an increase in interest rates will: a. Decrease the present value of a stream of constant payments we expect to receive. b. Increase the present value of a stream of constant payments we expect to receive. c. Decrease the interest revenue that a company will earn on its funds that it holds in its interest-bearing checking account. d. No impact on how much a company should be willing to pay for factory equipment that is expected to significantly reduce the factory electricity costs.

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Why do some people say that MIRR should stand for Meaningless Internal Rate of Return?

#3 ARR is incorrect. Please answer again - Calculate the payback period for above - Calculate the NPV for above