Suppose that all prices rise at the same proportional (inflation) rate of 19% per year. For an item that currently costs P0, find the nominal price of a) a 20 kg bag of corn, presently costing $16, after five years; b) a $4.40 can of coffee after ten years; c) a $250,000 house after four years please explain step by

If the Consumer Price Index rises from 125 in a year to 130 in the following year, the rate of inflation in that year is:   Group of answer choices a) 4% B) 1.04% C) 3.85% D) 5%

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For a real interest rate of 1% per month and an inflation rate of 1% per month, calculate the MARKET interest rateper year(or APR).   Please work out the problem, do not use excel. If you must use excel please show formulas and all inputs into excel thank you!

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Your salary is currently $95,000.  The CPI last year was 220 and the CPI today is 235.  What should your new salary equal once it is adjusted for inflation?   Question 10 options:   a)  $101,477   b)  $98,921   c)  $96,000   d)  $99, 557

A man deposited his first paycheck of $2000 into a long-term savings account at a bank at an interest rate of 12% in 1951 as a gift to his future grandchild. Assume a steady inflation rate of 8%. If his grandchild withdraws that money today in 2021, how much actual money did they withdraw? How much purchasing power would this withdrawal have in 1951?

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Calculate the inflation rate from 2016 to 2017 if the index number in 2016 was 125 and increased to 128 in 2017.

Suppose you obtain a 30-year mortgage loan on which you have to pay a 7.0% (fixed) interest rate. Further suppose that you and your lender anticipate inflation will average 2.0% during the life of the loan. Now suppose the post-loan both inflation rate is actually 1.0% per annum. It follows that your real rate of interest is and, ceteris paribus, financially better off as a result of the difference between the anticipated and the unanticipated rate of inflation. O a. 3%, you are O b. 8%, your lender is Oc. 5%, you are O d. 6%, your lender is Next page