Suppose the nominal rate of interest on a savings account is 15%, the real rate of interest is 3%, and the tax rate on nominalinterest is 20%. Which of the following is true?A saver would lose 9% real interest.A saver would neither gain nor lose real interest.A saver would earn 12% real interest.A saver would earn 2.4% real interest.

The nominal interest rate represents the interest rate officially specified for a loan or investment…

Suppose the nominal rate of interest on a savings account is 15%, the real rate of interest is 3%, and the tax rate on nominal interest is 20%. Which of the following is true? OA saver would lose 9% real interest. OA saver would neither gain nor lose real interest. A saver would earn 12% real interest. A saver would earn 2.4% real interest.

Suppose the nominal rate of interest on a savings account is 15%, the real rate of interest is 3%, and the tax rate on nominal interest is 20%. Which of the following is true? OA saver would lose 9% real interest. OA saver would neither gain nor lose real interest. A saver would earn 12% real interest. A saver would earn 2.4% real interest.

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