June has a small house, on a small street, in a small town. If she sells the house now, she will likely get $110, 000 for it. If she waits one year, she will probably receive more- say, $120,000. If she sells the house now, she can invest the money in a 1-year guaranteed growth bond that pays 8% annual interest, compounded monthly. What are the 2 options worth, and which should she choose?

You have really gone above and beyond in spending on your fraternity initiation party and ran up $11, 000 on your parent's credit card. You apologize to them and promise to pay $350 per month towards paying off the balance fully. You know that the credit card interest rate is 24%. How long will it take you to fully pay off your good times? a. A bit over 4 years b. About 2 and a half years c. About 3 years d. It depends

6. An individual makes six annual deposits of $2,000 in a savings account that pays interest at a rate of 4% compounded annually. Two years after making the last deposit, the interest rate changes to 7% compounded annually. Ten years after the last deposit the accumulated money is withdrawn from the account. How much is withdrawn?

Sofia wants to acquire an apartment that within 4 years will have a value of $310,000,000, for this a monthly savings plan has been proposed to have within 4 years 35% of the value of the apartment that constitutes the initial fee. If the bank where you deposit the money recognizes an interest rate of 16% NM for the first two years and 20% NM for the last two years, how much should Sofia save monthly?   Select one: a. $1.229.305,54 b. $1.729.305,54 c. $1.529.305,54

You have $10,000 to invest. Your bank offers the following 10 year CD's. Account 1 offers 6.85% simple interest. Account 2 offers 6.57% compounded annually. a. How much money will you have at the end of 10 years if Account 1 is chosen? s b. How much money will you have at the end of 10 years if Account 2 is chosen?S Account is the better choice.

Now that young King Solomon has inherited the kingdom of Israel, and a massive amount of wealth that he can invest, he wants to plan for his "retirement." Since he doesn't know how long he'll live, and data on life expectancy is scarce, he reasons that he just wants a regular "cash flow" over the course of his life. With that in mind, how many shekels would he need to deposit at 20 percent interest compounded every year in order to be able to withdraw 50 shekels at the end of every year for seventy years?

Emily recently graduated with a B.A. in economics and was offered a job with a small but growing company for $40,600 per year. About the same time, Emily inherited $65,000. She decided to pass up the job and use her inheritance to purchase a bubble tea shop rather than put the money into a bond fund (as her uncle suggested), which would have paid 6 percent per year interest. Emily works full-time at her new business, and at the end of the year she had revenues of $77,000 and total explicit costs of $30,000. a. What was Emily's accounting profit or loss for the year? Accounting (Click to select) $ b. What was her economic profit or loss for the year? Economic (Click to select)

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Emily recently graduated with a B.A. In economics and was offered a job with a small but growing company for $40,200 per year. About the same time, Emily inherited $60,000. She decided to pass up the job and use her inheritance to purchase a bubble tea shop rather than put the money into a bond fund (as her uncle suggested), which would have paid 5 percent per year interest. Emily works full-time at her new business, and at the end of the year she had revenues of $78,000 and total explicit costs of $38,600. a. What was Emily's accounting profit or loss for the year? Accounting (Click to select) : $ b. What was her economic profit or loss for the year? Economic (Click to select) : $

If you deposit $4,800 at the end of each of the next 15 years into an account paying 11.3 percent interest, how much money will you have in the account in 15 years? How much will you have if you make deposits for 30 years?