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4 years ago

GNI PPP, or gross national income divided by purchasing power parity, helps measure:

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Mekhanik [1.2K]4 years ago

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Answer: 1- the standard of living in a country.

Explanation: The standard of living is a measure of the material aspects of an economy. It counts the amount of goods and services produced and available for purchase by a person, family, group, or nation.

The generally accepted measure of the standard of living is GDP per Capital. This is a nation's gross domestic product divided by its population. The GDP is the total output of goods and services produced in a year by everyone within the country's borders. it can also be measured using the gross national income divided by purchasing power parity.

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3 years ago

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Dealer = Hepburn Honda:

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Dealer = Midtown Motors:

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Dealer = Hopkins Automotive:

11,700 USD, 11,700 USD, 11,700 USD

Explanation:

Payoff Table Construction:

The assumption of miles per year will definitely help to calculate the overall cost. Here we go:

1. Assumption no: 1:

12000 miles = 1 year

24000 miles = 2 years

36000 miles = 3 years

Let's calculate the cost for Hepburn Honda Dealer:

Dealer = Hepburn Honda:

3 years = 36 months

For 12000 miles per year drive

For 3 years = 36000 miles

So, we have:

36(299) + 0.15(36000 - 36000) = 10764 USD

For 15000 miles per year drive

For 3 years = 45000 miles

36(299) + 0.15(45000-36000) = 12,114 USD

For 18000 miles per year drive

For 3 years = 54000 miles

36(299) + 0.15(54000-36000) = 13464 USD

Above are the calculations for dealer Hepburn Honda. Now, let's calculate for the second one.

Dealer = Midtown Motors:

For 12000 miles per year drive

For 3 years = 36000 miles

So, we have:

36(310) + 0.20 x max(36000 - 45000) = 11,160 USD

For 15000 miles per year drive

For 3 years = 45000 miles

36(310) + 0.15 x max(45000-45000) = 11,160 USD

For 18000 miles per year drive

For 3 years = 54000 miles

36(310) + 0.20 x max(54000-36000) = 12,960 USD

Above are the calculations for dealer Midtown Motors. Now, let's calculate for the third one.

Dealer = Hopkins Automotive:

For 12000 miles per year drive

For 3 years = 36000 miles

So, we have:

36(325) + 0.15 x max(36000 - 54000) = 11,700 USD

For 15000 miles per year drive

For 3 years = 45000 miles

36(325) + 0.15 x max(45000-54000) = 11,700 USD

For 18000 miles per year drive

For 3 years = 54000 miles

36(325) + 0.15 x max(54000-54000) = 11,700 USD

Payoff Table:

For 12000, 15000 and 18000 miles per year respectively.

Dealer = Hepburn Honda:

10764 USD, 12,114 USD, 13464 USD

Dealer = Midtown Motors:

11,160 USD, 11,160 USD, 12,960 USD

Dealer = Hopkins Automotive:

11,700 USD, 11,700 USD, 11,700 USD

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3 years ago

Approximately what is the expected dollar rate of return on euro deposits if today's exchange rate is $1.18 per euro, next year'

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Answer:

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The expected dollar rate would be the dollar equivalent of the future value of the Euro deposit converted at the exchange rate applicable in a years time .

The following steps would suffice

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Future value of 1 Euro at 5% p.a = 1.05 Euro

Step 2: Dollar equivalent of the Euro future value

The Dollar equivalent of 1.05 Euro = 1.05× 1.10=1.155

Step 3: The Dollar rate of return

Dollar rate of return = Future value of deposit($)/initial deposit - 1

= (1.155/1) - 1 × 100

= 15.5%

Dollar rate of return = 15.5%

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3 years ago