Interest on purchase consideration, the salary of partners, and interest on vendor capital are to be charged during the pre-incorporation period.
Answer:
the purchasing power of the money increased
Explanation:
first we must calculate the future value of the money that was lent:
future value = present value x (1 + interest rate) = $680 x 1.03 = $700.40
if we want to know if the purchasing power of our money remains the same or not, we must discount the future value of the loan using inflation rate as the discount rate:
present value = future value / (1 + discount rate) = $700.40 / 1.02 = $686.67
the net present value of our loan = $686.67 - $680 = $6.67, so the purchasing power of our money increased
We need to see the article to give the best answer, but the closest choice would be <u>D.</u>
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