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4 years ago

The federal funds rate target is the most frequently used monetary policy tool.

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False is correct answer.

Because the federal funds rate target is not the most frequently used their monetary policy tool.

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-Charlie

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Explanation:

given data

college costs increase = 4% per year

invested paying r = 7%

available age g = 18

solution

we consider here Current Fees per year = $12500

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so here

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Kenny Enterprises

Cost of Debt with fees:

Market Prices $982.48 $1,004.93 $1,068.15 $1,171.91

Cost of debt (b- a) $48.59 $26.14 ($37.08) ($140.84)

Cost of debt in percentage 4.86% 2.61% -3.71% -14.08%

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Market Prices $982.48 $1,004.93 $1,068.15 $1,171.91

Investment bank charges 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00

a) Net bonds proceeds $957.48 $979.93 $1,043.15 $1,146.91

b) Repayments:

PV of interest payments $770.66 $770.66 $770.66 $770.66

PV of principal ($1,000) 235.41 235.41 235.41 235.41

Total repayments $1,006.07 $1,006.07 $1,006.07 $1,006.07

Cost of debt (b- a) $48.59 $26.14 ($37.08) ($140.84)

Cost of debt in percentage 4.86% 2.61% -3.71% -14.08%

Present values of interest payments:

N (# of periods) 40

I/Y (Interest per year) 7.5

PMT (Periodic Payment) 37.5

FV (Future Value) 0

Results

PV = $770.66

Sum of all periodic payments $1,500.00

Total Interest $729.34

Present value of principal repayment:

N (# of periods) 20

I/Y (Interest per year) 7.5

PMT (Periodic Payment) 0

FV (Future Value) 1000

Results

PV = $235.41

Total Interest $764.5

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