Well, if you set a ratio, that would mean 4 cups = 5 dozen. That would mean x cups = 15 dozen. To get from 5 to 15 you multiply 3, so the answer is 100!! NO just kidding, the answer is 4 * 3 = 12
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<u>The equilibrium rate of return on a 1 year T-bond is 5%</u>
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<h3>Equilibrium rate</h3>
This is the interest rate at which the demand meet the supply at a particular point.
<h3>Equilibrium rate of return</h3>
This is the sum of dividend yield plus the rate of capital gains.
we can also say that the equilibrium rate for a 1 year T-bond in this case is the sum of the real risk free rate and the expected inflation.
Data
- Real risk free rate = 3%
- Expected inflation = 2%
Hence, the equilibrium rate of return will be 3% + 2% = 5%.
From the above, the equilibrium rate of return is 5%
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