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egoroff_w [7]
3 years ago
15

Cytnhia owns antique furniture that she bought for ​$20000 five ago. cost of owning the furniture for the next year. To compute

the​ cost, you need two bits of​ information:
A. the interest rates for the last fivefive years and the expected interest rate for the next year.
B. the expected interest rate for the next year and the current value of the furniture.
C. the interest rates for the last fivefive years and the current value of the furniture.
D. the expected interest rate for the next year and the cost of comparable new furniture.
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1 answer:
Leno4ka [110]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The correct answer is B. the expected interest rate for the next year and the current value of the furniture.

Explanation:

To compute the cost of owning the furniture for the next year we need 2 bits of information, the expected interest rate for the next year and the current value of the furniture.

As we need the cost of the next year,  we don´t care about the interest we pay in the past. We need what we have to pay in the future.  

And also ,  we need the current value of the antique furniture so we can know the cost of opportunity of running the antique furniture.  ( If we don´t run this business ,  what can we do with that money?)

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