Answer:
decrease; increase
Explanation:
This is the case because as the central bank of that country lowers interest rate, with the goal recovering from the recession, but because the interest rate is low, the value of the country's currency (exchange rate) will decrease as a result of low investment spending.
When this occurs there will be an increase in net exports as a result of foreign demand because the prices of the country's export is now lower.
Answer:
$1696.51
Explanation:
70% of $130 000 = $91 000; number of payments = 12 * 5 years = 60 months
; 4.5% is converted to 4.5/1200 to accommodate the monthly repayments being calculated.
Loan monthly repayment
= principal [ interest (1+ interest)^ number of payments] / [(1+interest)^number of payments - 1]
$91 000 [(4.5/1200* (1+ 4.5/1200)^ 60)] / [((1+4.5/1200)^60) - 1]
= 1696.514751
= 1696.51
Answer:
Decline & Downward
Explanation:
Taylor rule states that when the current inflation is higher than the target inflation the central bank should increase the interest rates. Therefore, central banks that does not follow Taylor rule, will not increase the interest rate in case of higher inflation expectation that eventually lead to:
- Decline in real interest rates (difference between interest rate & nominal inflation), as nominal inflation is increasing and interest rates are unchanged.
- Downward sloping curve as short term inflation expectations are higher
Answer:
See below.
Explanation:
In order to calculate setup cost allocation per unit, we first calculate the total setup costs for each product. These costs are then divided on the cost base which is the direct labor hours for each unit.
Total setup costs:
Plus
Direct Labor hours = 1,000
Setups = 20
Total costs = 20 * 1080 = $21,600
Total Setup Cost / labor hour = 21600 / 1000 = $21.6
Max
Direct Labor hours = 80,000
Setups = 40
Total costs = 40 * 1080 = $43,200
Total Setup Cost / labor hour = 43200 / 80000 = $0.54
We can calculate peer unit allocation of each product by multiplying the per hour rate calculated above with the number of hours used to make each product.
Plus = 21.6 * 5 = $108
Max = 0.54 * 5 = $2.7
These are the costs allocated per unit.
Hope that helps.