A few years ago the British government was considering retiring, or buying back from investors, some outstanding consols that
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Answer:
The option (b) 2.4 is correct.
Explanation:
We can find price elasticity of demand by using the formula shown in the attachment attached with.
Since we know the quantities of product associated with the market price of the product, by putting values in the equation we have:
Price elasticity of Demand =
= [(6000 - 4000) / (6000 + 4000)/2] / [(13 - 11) / (13+11)/2]
Price elasticity of Demand = 2.4
So this is how we can find the price elasticity of supply which says that the producers will respond to prices drop by producing lower quantity of product.
Answer:
D) It is equivalent to 4.06% paid annually
Explanation:
Since it is not talking about annuity and simple compound interest, therefore assuming investment value = $100 then interest will be as follows:
Interest for each quarter = = 1%
But this 1% will be paid on the compounded value
Interest at end of Quarter 1 = $100 X 1% = $1
Compounded value at end of Quarter 1 = $100 + $1 = $101
Interest at end of Quarter 2 = $101 X 1% = $1.01
Compounded value at end of Quarter 2 = $101 + $1.01 = $102.01
Interest at end of Quarter 3 = $102.01 X 1% = $1.0201
Compounded value at end of Quarter 3 = $102.01 + $1.0201 = $103.0301
Interest at end of Quarter 4 = $103.0301 X 1% = $1.030301
Compounded value at end of Quarter 4 = $103.0301 + $1.030301 = $104.060401
Now net return annually = $4.060401/$100 = 4.06%
Final Answer
D) It is equivalent to 4.06% paid annually