MacroeconomicsAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1994 - 598 ˹éÒ |
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... interest rate is part of its opportuni- ty cost . The real interest paid on borrowed funds is a direct cost . The real interest cost of using retained earnings arises because these funds could be lent to another firm at the going real ...
... interest rate is part of its opportuni- ty cost . The real interest paid on borrowed funds is a direct cost . The real interest cost of using retained earnings arises because these funds could be lent to another firm at the going real ...
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... Interest rates increased throughout 1988. The interest rate on U.S. government three - month treasury bills increased from less than 6 percent a year at the start of 1988 to almost 9 percent a year by early 1989 . As 1989 advanced ...
... Interest rates increased throughout 1988. The interest rate on U.S. government three - month treasury bills increased from less than 6 percent a year at the start of 1988 to almost 9 percent a year by early 1989 . As 1989 advanced ...
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... interest rate is 15 percent a year and prices are rising by 10 percent a year , the real interest rate is only 5 percent a year . If you made a loan of $ 100 on January 1 , 1994 ... Interest Rates Inflation and Interest Rates in the U S.
... interest rate is 15 percent a year and prices are rising by 10 percent a year , the real interest rate is only 5 percent a year . If you made a loan of $ 100 on January 1 , 1994 ... Interest Rates Inflation and Interest Rates in the U S.
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