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Economics Questions from Nov 28,2024

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4. The value of a computer depreciates each year by \( 20 \% \) of its value at the beginning of the year. If the purchase price was \( \$ 230000 \), what will be its value at the end of 4 years? 5. A property is bought for \( \$ 8000000 \).it depreciates in value at a rate of \( 10 \% \) each year. What will be the value of the property at the end of 2 years? Over 4 years, \( \$ 20,000 \) financed at \( 7 \% \) interest per year ends up with interest totalling about \( 15 \% \) of the original loan. How much total interest is paid? \( \$ \$ 1400 \) 5. A man wishes to invest \( \$ 350000 \). He can buy saving bonds which pay simple interest at the rate of \( 12 \% \) per annum or he can siari a savings accouni which pays compound interest at the same rate. Calculate the difference in the amounis of the two invesiments at the end of three years. 4. \( \$ 800000 \) was put in a fixed deposit account on \( 1^{\text {st }} \) January, 2019 for 1 year. The rate of interest was \( 7.5 \% \) per annum. On \( 1^{\text {st }} \) January, 2020 , the total amount was reinvested for a further I year at \( 7 \% \) per amum. Calculaie the final amoum received at the end of the year. (a) The price of an article marked \( \$ 100 \) is increased by \( 20 \% \). What is the new price? (b) A ball costs \( \$ 75 \). There is an \( 8 \% \) increase on the price. (c) A schat is the increased enrolment of 500 is increased by \( 30 \% \). What is the new enrolment of the school? (d) A resident school takes 300 litres of milk each day. During the holidays it is decreased by \( 10 \% \). How many litres of milk are taken during the holidays? (e) 120 bottles decreased when \( 5 \% \) got broken. How many bottles remained? (f) Reduce a mass of 90 kg by \( 33 \frac{1}{3} \% \). What is the new price? (g) The regular price of an article was decreased from \( \$ 225 \) by \( 30 \% \). The value of a machine depreciates by \( 25 \% \) annualy. If its present value is N39.321, find its value 5 years ago. Lotte betaalt een lening af in termijnen. Stel de formule op waarmee je het resterende schuldbedrag van Lotte kunt berekenen. schuld \( =€ \square \) - aantal betaalde termijnen \( \times € \square \) 100 dólares =__ pesos 100 pesos \( =\quad \) dólares Mis. Lartey bought a sewing machine from a Shop A \( 15 \% \) VAI charged on the machine amounted Git \( \$ 55500 \). Find the marked price of the sewing mackine. which economic shock is here and which model can I use to explain the shock? Swedish economy in recession, but brighter prospects ahead Published 22 August 2024 Inflation in Sweden is slightly below the 2 per cent target. At the same time, economic activity is weak. The Swedish economy is in recession, but recovery is around the corner. These are the Conclusions of a new economic forecast b the Ministry of Finance. The Government': efforts to build a stronger Swedish economy continue. According to Minister for Finance Elisabeth Svantesson, reforms in the forthcoming autumn budget are expected to amount to around SEK 60 billion. "We see that inflation has continued to fall and now slightly below the target. We are in the midst ofa recession, but we see brighter prospects now that the fight against inflation ha been won," says Ms Svantesson.
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