CAS EC 102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Real Interest Rate, Nominal Interest Rate, Savings Account

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Value in later year dollars is equal to the value in earlier year dollars times consumer price index (later year) divided by cpi (earlier year) Value in later year dollars= (value in earlier year dollars) (cpilater/cpiearlier) In 1969, salary of the president of us was raised to 200,000$. Note that the actual presidential salary this year is only 400,000$ So it has definitely not kept up with inflation. In 1980, bu raised tuition, room and board to a total of ,120/year. Tuition room and board in 2014 was actually 60,694$ Shows: bu tuition, room, and board have risen 3 times faster than inflation. (rate) Forecasting (p in later year p in earlier year/ p in earlier year ) x 100. Ex) if you open a savings account and get interest, it is called a nominal interest rate. Then r=1% (this is your real interest rate that you have to pay every year in your bank account)

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