Answer:
$1,250
Explanation:
The tax in reference is capital gain tax.
The gain from this transaction is the selling price - the purchase price.
= $10,000 -$5000
=$5000
The gain is $5000
The tax on this gain will be 25% of $5000
=25/100 x $5000
=0.25 x $5000
=$1,250
Answer: $250,096
Explanation:
To find out the amount that should be invested today, one should find the present values of both figures and add them up:
Interest rate should be periodically adjusted so: 8% / 2 = 4% per semi annum
No of periods should be adjusted as well.
Amount to be invested today:

= $250,096
Answer:
Borrower can capitalize on a reference rate decrease
Explanation:
Variable interest rate is the floating interest rate, which changes with change in the interest rate given by central bank. It is not fixed it can vary. It might be increased or decreased time to time.
As a borrower Increase in interest rate will result in loss because due to variable nature we need to pay more interest and decrease in interest rate will result in profit because due to variable nature we need to pay less interest
Answer:
a. The state of Pennsylvania repaves highway PA 320, which goes through the center of Swarthmore. - <u>Government Purchases</u> (G).
The Government purchases/ expenditure portion of GDP includes the expenses by Government on the economy. This expenditure by the Pennsylvania Government will therefore come under here.
b. Simone gets a new refrigerator made in the United States. - <u>Consumption (C)</u>.
Consumption accounts for spending by households and individuals in the economy. Simone lives in the US and buys goods in the US so this is Consumption.
c. Simone's father in Sweden orders a bottle of Vermont maple syrup from the producer's website. - <u>Exports (X)</u>
Exports are goods made in a country which are then sold to consumers outside the country. Simone's father is in Sweden so buying an American product is an export for the United States.
d. Rajiv's employer upgrades all of its computer systems using U.S.-made parts. - <u>Investment (I).</u>
Investment refers to spending by private interests that are aimed to improve capital goods in the economy. Spending on upgrading computer systems therefore falls here.
e. Rajiv buys a sweater made in Guatemala. - <u>Imports (M)</u>
When a person buys a good that is made outside the country, this is an import.