FIN 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Money Supply, Loanable Funds, Econometric Model

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The level of interest rates: rental price of money, penalty for consuming before you have earned it, the reward for saving money (differing consumption) Interest rates are going to be an annual rate. Difference between real interest rate an nominal interest rate: real interest rate. The return the invest gets after adjusting for inflation. You have 3% interest but prices went up by 5% so you lost purchasing power if 2% Max: rate of investment (roi) of plant and equipment. Setting a limit for how high interest rates can go. Min: time value of consumption: nominal rate of return. The interest rate itself (1+i) = (1+r) (1+ pe) i=r + pe + (r pe) (nominal rate)= real rate + inflation rate + (real rate x inflation rate) 1-year 1000 agree 3% real rate 5% inflation. Purchasing power on principle: (1000 x . 05) = 50. 1 (1,103/1000)^ (1/2) -1 = . 0502 = 5. 02%

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