The graph shows the market for apartments in Kitchener, Ontario. Suppose there is a strictly enforced $600 rent ceiling in this market With the rent celling, the market is because OA inefficient, the marginal social benefit from the last apartment rented is greater than its marginal social cost OB. efficient, the marginal social cost of the last apartment rented is greater than its marginal social benefit C. inefficient, the marginal social cost of the last apartment rented is greater than its marginal social benefit OD. efficient, a rent ceiling gives poorer people greater access to housing by the fair rules view of faimess With the rent ceiling, the housing market is and by the fair results view of fairness. OA fair, fair OB. unfair, unfair OC. unfair, fair OD. fair; unfair 1500 1400- 1300- 1200- 1100- 1000- 900- 300- 700- 600 500- 400- Rent (dollars per apartment per month) 15 D 12 15 18 Quantity (thousands of apartments per month)

Ed opened a savings account 5 years ago with $600. The account earns 3% simple interest per year, and Ed has not added or withdrawn from the account. How much interest has Ed earned?

Jim Duggan made an investment of $10,000 in a savings account 10 years ago. This account paid interest of 5 1/2% for the first 4 years and 6 1/2% interest for the remaining 6 years. The interest charges were compounded quarterly. How much is this investment worth now?

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