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2 years ago

Of the 16 businesses located at the Tri-City Shopping Center, one-quarter are service businesses. How many

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andreyandreev [35.5K]2 years ago

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Answer:there are 4

Explanation:if you take the 16 businesses and multiply it by a quarter which is .25 and you will get 4

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Answer:

n= 12.25 years

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

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8.5029%
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<h3>What is Market estimate for One-Year Treasury Rate in a year?</h3>

This can be found as:

= ( ( 1 + two year rate) ^ Number of years / ( 1 + one year rate) ) - 1

= ( ( 1 + 6.3450%) ² / ( 1 + 4.23%) ) - 1

= 8.5029%

<h3>What is Market estimate of one year Treasury Rate given maturity premium?</h3>

This can be found as:

= ( ( 1 + two year rate - maturity premium) ^ Number of years / ( 1 + one year rate) ) - 1

= ( ( 1 + 6.3450% - 0.2%) ² / ( 1 + 4.23%) ) - 1

= 8.0952%

<h3>What is the market’s estimate of the three-year Treasury rate in two years?</h3>

= ( ( 1 + five year rate) ^ Number of years / ( 1 + two year rate)^number of years) ^ ( 1 / period of Treasury yield) - 1

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2 years ago

Brad expects interest rates to increase and purchases a put option on Treasury bond futures with an exercise price of 97-00. The

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Answer: Net Gain $5,000

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The formula shows that there is no profit if the spot price climbs higher than the Exercise price as the option will not be exercised. In other words of the spot price is higher than the Exercise price, the option will not be exercised hence $0 profit. If the Exercise price is higher though then it will be exercised and the gain will be the exercise price minus the spot price.

Using that formula his gain was,

= 97 - 89 - 3

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Treasury bond futures contracts are usually sold at a minimum of 1,000 bonds so assuming Brad got 1 then his gain would be,

= 5 * 1,000

= $5,000

His return on investment would be,

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