Suppose RBA decides to reduce the cash rate to 0. What do you think will be the effect on AUD? Use UIP to explain the effect

Q: How do you determine how much the interest rates rise ? Why is it 2% ??

A: In this case, multiplier is getting as the function of MPC i.e. Marginal Propensity to consume which…

Q: A bank pays one percent interest on savings account four times a year. What is the actual annual…

A: Interest rate is charged by the lender for using its money.

Q: The central bank is selling $100 worth of bonds payable in one year. The price it gets today is $98.…

A: Do you understand what the "implied interest rate" is? The implicit interest rate in a commercial…

Q: Is it possible for a one-year coupon bond to have a negative nominal interest rate? Explain, how?

A: Yes, it is possible for a one-year coupon bond to have a negative nominal interest rate as long as…

Q: You decide to purchase a new home and need a $80,000 mortgage. You take out a loan from the bank…

A: A mortgage is sometimes a need for purchasing a home, but it can be challenging to determine how…

Q: What is the difference between Market and Inflation-Free Interest Rates?

A: Market and inflation free interest rate are entirely different concepts. Market is the place that…

Q: Which situation leads to the distinction between nominal and effective interest?

A: If the compounding is more frequent than once per year, then the nominal and effective interest rate…

Q: Your retirement account has a current balance of $56,500. What interest rate would you need to be…

A: Given that, Present value = $56,500 Future Value = $1,500,000 Numbers of Years = 40 Annual Deposit…

Q: Greg wants to have $50 000 in five years. He has $20 000 today to invest. The bank is offering…

A: Interest rate per quarter (i) can be calculated as follows. ...

Q: You decide to purchase a new home and need a $80,000 mortgage. You take out a loan from the bank…

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Q: If combine the accounting definition E= C+I and the consumption function C=co + cY to give an…

A: The marginal propensity to consume (MPC) is a measure of how much an individual or a household…

Q: hazel borrowed 100,000 and must repay a total of 130,000 exactly two years later. How much is the…

A: Using the formula to solve.

Q: What do you mean by capital recovery factor?

A: Capital recovery factor can be explained as the ratio of constant annuity and the annuity's value…

Q: You plan to open a retirement account. Your employer will match 50% of your deposits up to a limit…

A: Time value of money: It refers to the value of money which is more in the present as compared to the…

Q: Greg wants to have $50 000 in five years. He has $20 000 today to invest. The bank is offering five-…

A: Given  Greg wants to have $50,000 in five years.  Principal amount = $20,000  Interest rate…

Q: Retired persons often have much of their wealth placedin savings accounts and other interest-bearing…

A: Real interest rate refers to the interest rate that subtracts the inflation rate from the nominal…

Q: A British government perpetuity pays £4 a year forever and is selling for £48. What is the interest…

A: An infinite stream of income is carried by a fixed income security known as a perpetuity. A…

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: Greg wants to have $50 000 in five years. He has $20 000 today to invest. The bank is o ffering…

A: Future value= 50 000 Principle = 20 000 i = ?

Q: our firm is based in the UK, just received USD 825,000 from a customer in the U.S., and wants to…

A: Here GBP/USD 1.2283 - 1.2425 is the bid and ask price for the given currency pair.  Here 1.2283…

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 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: Do the financial institutions usually quote the interest rate on an annual basis?

A: The interest rate is a specific percentage of principal that must be paid by a borrower of money to…

Q: Determine your personal savings if: $9800 is the personal consumption expenditure. $12,000 is the…

A: The information in the above query is:   Personal Consumption Expenditure = $9800Personal disposable…

Q: The central bank is selling $100 worth of bonds payable in one year. The price it gets today is $98.…

A: Here, given information is: Future value (FV): $100 Present value (PV): $98 Time period (N): 1 To…

Q: Diane initially deposited $11,000 into a money market account and made no additional deposits or…

A: Annual growth rate is a proportion of the increment in the worth of a venture or income stream in a…

Q: What is a fiduciary duty? Identify three reasons that fulfilling fiduciary duty can be difficult in…

A: Fudiciary duty : According to Forbes , Fiduciary duty is the requirement that certain professionals,…

Q: What are I-bonds? Also explain inflation-adjusted interest rate

A: Inflation can be defined as an increase in the average price of the product in a country's market.…

Q: Diane initially deposited $10,500 into a money market account and made no additional deposits or…

A: Present Amount = 10,500 Future Value at the end of year 1 = 10,900 What is the annual growth rate?…