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can you help me make a timeline, of becoming a wildlife biologist here's the first two but i need a few more timelines to when I

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Explanation:

a) PV=$1000

As price is equal to face value then the Coupon rate will be equal to its YTM, 10%.

Annual Coupons = 10% * 1000 = $100

b.) We have purchased the bond for $1000, so our investment is $1000

At the end of the year 1, we get a coupon of $100 and the selling price.

1st CASE - When monetary policy is tight.

New YTM = 12%

Time left to maturity (n) = 4 years

Coupon payment = $100

Price = Coupon payment X PVAF(YTM, n) + Face Value X PVF(YTM, n)

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Price = 100 X PVAF(12%, 4) + 1000 X PVF(12%, 4) = 100 X 3.307 + 1000 X .636 = 303.7 + 636 = $939.7

If we sell the bond, Return = (Coupon Received + Selling price - Purchase price ) \div Purchase price

= (100 + 939.7 - 1000) \div 1000 = .0397 or 3.97%

Scenario 2 - When monetory policy is loose

New YTM = 8%

Time left to maturity (n) = 4 years

Coupon payment = $100

Therefore, Price = Coupon payment X PVAF(YTM, n) + Face Value X PVF(YTM, n)

Price = 100 X PVAF(8%, 4) + 1000 X PVF(8%, 4) = 100 X 3.312 + 1000 X .735 = 331.2 + 735 = $1066.2

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You write one MBI July 127 call contract (equaling 100 shares) for a premium of $12. You hold the option until the expiration da

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Explanation:

The price value of the exercise:

= $127

The expiration date price value is:

= $135

Calculating the profit for Calls buyer:

= $135-$127

= $8

The value of 1 call = 100 shares

calculating the total profit :

=$ 8 × 100

= $ 800

One alternative purchase price:

= $12

Call option Total purchase price:

= $12 × 100

= $1200

The buyer's total loss:

= $1200 - $800

= $400

The Loss for the buyer: $\frac{\text{profit for the seller}}{\text{writer}}$

Hence profit for the writer = $400

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= Multiplier × change in investment

= 1 ÷ (1 - MPC) × change in investment

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= 2 × $150 billion

= $300 billion

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= Change in spending of consumer ÷ income change

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= 900 ÷ 1,000

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= $3,070,000 + (40%)(1/2 of the year)($1,400,000 - $680,000

= $3,070,000 + 144,000

= $3,214,000

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