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Q: Amit is using his money to buy assets like house , commercial land and machines . Write what is he…

A: Disposable Income: Disposable income is the income that remains after subtracting the taxes and this…

Q: Think about the primary purpose of amortization schedules and post your thoughts on how society…

A: The primary purpose of an amortization schedule is to provide a detailed breakdown of how a loan…

Q: What is private saving?

A: Private savings are the amount left with the household after spending money on taxes and…

Q: The amount which from the transaction entered by the person who borrows money called the debtor or…

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Q: All things been equal,how can increase in interest rate affect the demand for money? (a). Demand…

A: Demand for money represents the desire of people to hold financial assets in the form of cash and…

Q: What is the effect of continuous increase in savings on loanable funds market?

A: A market interest rate theory known as the loanable funds doctrine. The interest rate is set by the…

Q: Why was it so easy for non-credit worthy people to qualify for a mortgage loan, either a new loan or…

A: From the mid-1990s through 2006, home prices across the country climbed each year. Increasing out of…

Q: explaining the time value of money concept and its relationship to business and management as well…

A: The time value of money (TVM) is a fundamental concept in finance, which states that money available…

Q: Describe the Borrowed-Funds Concept?

A: Lent capital is money which is lent and used for making an investment. This varies from equity…

Q: What is GST in Canada? How does it works? and it's Importance?

A: The Goods and Services Tax (GST) in Canada is a value-added tax introduced by the federal government…

Q: What is the lower present value product?

A: The present value is the current worth of a stream of future cashflows given a certain return rate.…

Q: If the zero lower bound binds on a loanable funds graphs, then there is excess A. saving B. bank…

A: The total amount of money that persons and corporations in an economy have decided to save and lend…

Q: Do you believe credit is the life blood of the economy?

A: Credit is  the something in which a lender lends money, goods, or services to a borrower in exchange…

Q: A) How are credit markets different from goods markets and what are the major imperfections of…

A: Note: In the BNED Guidance, only the first question can be answered at a time. Resend the question…

Q: Divide a person's life from ages 20 to 70 into 10-year segments and discuss the likely saving or…

A: The age between 20 - 70 years person experience many stages in his life in this he becomes from…

Q: How important a Chief Financial Officer in a rural bank? How it will help the financial perspective,…

A: A chief financial officer (CFO) is a senior executive who is in charge of a company's financial…

Q: what is the contribution of money to our financial needs

A: Currently money is used all over the world. Money is important all around the world. Currency is…

Q: An expected inflation rate of 1% results in a nominal interest rate of and a real interest rate of

A: A channel for facilitating interactions between those who need money and people who save money is…

Q: How does the NAIBER work and why is it considered an alternative to the NAIRU?

A: The measure that depicts the people who are capable and able to work to find a job but are not able…

Q: What is a SIF?

A: A SIF is a form of Security investment fund that can invest in a variety of assets. It normally…

Q: What is legal tender money plus What is fiduciary money?

A: Money: - money is an object that measures the value of goods and services in an economy and also…

Q: may I also recieve help with iv to vi?

A: Price discrimination refers to the situation when the seller of a good is able to sell the same…

Q: What must have happened in the loanable funds market to produce the 2020 level of interest rates…

A: Demand curve for the loanable fund shows the level of demand for loan at different interest rate.…

Q: What is the significance of financial markets in the country’s economy?

A: Financial market: - it is a market for financial securities where people buy and sell financial…

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A: A strategy is said to be dominating when choosing it provides better payoffs independent of the…

Q: what is a compensating balance and how does it affect the interest rate on a line of credit?

A: Compensating balance refers to the balance maintained by borrower in a account with lender like a…

Q: INTEREST RATE IPercent) Supply Demand 100200 Ob 9 S00 GTY OFLOANAHLEFUNDS IBIIions of idollars) is…

A: The interest rate is determined in the market for loanable fund through the intersection of demand…

Q: Lista the factors that affect the supply side of the loanable funds market. which factors shifts the…

A: The market in which borrowers (demanders of funds) and lenders (suppliers of funds) make…

Q: Who benefit from the laws and who loses when countries have policies that limit how much interest a…

A: The interest rate is the income earned by the capital in the economy. It is the reward paid to…

Q: Define what is meant by (pure) credit rationing. Save Answer

A: Rationing is a source of artificial control on the demand and supply of the goods and services.

Q: When an asset is traded for goods and services it is serving the function of a A. store of value B.…

A: Money plays various functions such as:- 1. Store of value 2. Medium of exchange  3. Standard of…