Exam 4: Financial Markets and Net Present Value: First Principles of Finance
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An individual has income of $10,000 in period 0 and $25,000 in period 1.An investment opportunity that costs $10,000 in period 0 is worth $10,500 in period 1.The market interest rate is 8%.What is the maximum possible consumption in period 1 if the individual consumes $20,000 in period 0 and the individual follows the NPV rule?
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The individual will turn down the investment opportunity.
Also,the individual must borrow $10,000 from period which comes at a cost of $10,000 (1.08)= $10,800.
Therefore,maximum period 1 dollars is: $25,000 - $10,800 = $14,200
Diagrams illustrating the consumption choices for a corporation show the two period trade-off as originating in the northwest quadrant,or (-X,Y),because:
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The consumption opportunity set moves further out when an investment is available because:
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You have an investment opportunity available to you that requires $400,000.You have no funds available but you will have income of $120,000 this year.The investment will have a net payoff $33,000 at the end of the year.If the market rate is 7.5% will you make the investment?
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An individual has income of $15,000 in period 0 and $20,000 in period 1.An investment opportunity that costs $10,000 in period 0 is worth $11,500 in period 1.The market interest rate is 8%.What is the maximum possible consumption in period 0 if the individual consumes $26,000 in period 1?
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An individual has income of $20,000 in period 0 and $42,000 in period 1.An investment opportunity that costs $15,000 in period 0 is worth $18,000 in period 1.The market interest rate is 6%.What is the maximum possible consumption in period 1 if the individual consumes $16,000 in period 0 and follows the NPV rule?
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At what market rates of interest would make the individual indifferent between (1)all consumption in Period 0 and none in Period 1 and (2)no consumption in Period 0 and all consumption in Period 1?
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An individual has $60,000 income in period 0 and $30,000 income in period 1.If the individual desires to consume $19,000 in period 1 and the market interest rate is 8%,what is the maximum amount of consumption in period 0?
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If the amount of money to be lent is exactly equal to the amount desired to be borrowed then the market is cleared at:
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The financial market rate is 5%.Graph and explain the investment choice the corporation should make.(Hint: Determine the NPV.)NPV = -42,000 + (46,900/1.05)= -
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An individual with no investment opportunities has income of $15,000 in period 0 and income of $10,000 in period 1.If the interest rate is 7%,which of the following points is on the individual's consumption possibility line?
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A financial instrument,by its possession,that entitles the holder to receive the payments are called:
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According to the net present value rule,an investment should be made if:
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Financial markets develop to accommodate _________ between individuals.
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The following statement,that the value of an investment to an individual is not dependent on consumption preferences,is called the:
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You have an investment opportunity available to you that requires $400,000.You have no funds available but you will have income of $120,000 this year.The investment will have a payoff $433,000 at the end of the year.If the market rate is 8.25% what is the net present value?
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