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What is the future value of an investment of €15,000 at the end of each year for 6 years at an annual interest rate of 5%?

  • €103,645.00
  • €90,000.00
  • €82,000.00
  • €107,285.20 (correct)

If the monthly interest rate is 0.4%, the total amount to be repaid for a €500,000 loan over 20 years will be less than double the borrowed amount.

True (A)

What is the total cost of the oil pipeline installation?

£19,000,000

The present value of a future income stream can be calculated using the __________ formula.

<p>discounting</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each investor with their main action regarding consumption:

<p>Investor A = Invests now, consumes later Investor B = Consumes now, invests little or not at all</p> Signup and view all the answers

How much will be saved per year during the first five years of operation of the pipeline?

<p>$3,000,000 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A down payment of 20% on a $2 million house would be $400,000.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the annual interest rate on the mortgage for the house purchased in Sydney?

<p>6%</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Present Value

The current worth of a future sum of money or stream of cash flows, given a specific rate of return.

Future Value

The value of an asset or investment at a specified date in the future.

Investment Stream

A series of payments or cash flows that occur over a period of time.

Monthly Repayment

The fixed amount paid each month to repay a loan.

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Net Present Value (NPV)

The difference between the present value of cash inflows and the present value of cash outflows.

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Annual Interest Rate

The percentage rate of interest charged or earned per year.

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Two-Period Consumption Model

A model used to analyze choices of consumption today and in the future.

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Patient Investor

Investor aiming for maximum consumption in the future, valuing future consumption more than immediate consumption.

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Impatient Investor

Investor desiring maximum immediate consumption, valuing present consumption over future.

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Down Payment

An initial payment made on a purchase, often for a house or vehicle.

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Loan Principal

The original amount of money borrowed.

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Mortgage

A loan used for purchasing real estate, typically homes.

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Monthly Compounding

The process of assessing interest on a loan or investment more frequently than annually (typically monthly).

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Study Notes

Exam Revision

  • Investment Stream (Question 1):

    • Invest €15,000 annually for 6 years.
    • Annual interest rate 5%.
    • Calculate present and future value.
  • House Loan (Question 2):

    • Borrow €500,000 for a 20-year house loan.
    • Monthly repayments required.
    • Monthly interest rate 0.4%.
    • Calculate monthly repayment.
  • Oil Pipeline Investment (Question 3):

    • Oil pipeline installation cost £19,000,000.
    • Installation takes 2.5 years.
    • Half the cost paid at the end of each year.
    • Annual savings: 3,000,000(first5years),3,000,000 (first 5 years), 3,000,000(first5years),2,000,000 (next 5 years), zero thereafter.
    • Annual interest rate 5%.
    • Decide if the company should invest. Justify.
  • Planned Savings (Question 4):

    • Save £25,000 annually for 8 years.
    • Annual interest rate 3%.
    • Calculate the present value of the savings.
    • Calculate the balance at the end of the 8-year period.

Investment Decisions (Exercise 2)

  • Two-Period Consumption Model:
    • Model considers now (t=0) and next year (t=1).
    • Two investors: A (patient) and B (impatient).
    • Investor A wants to maximize consumption at t=1.
    • Investor B wants to maximize consumption now.
    • Annual income of $200,000 today and zero income at t=1.
    • Real investment opportunity: Cost 200,000now,returns200,000 now, returns 200,000now,returns215,000 at t=1.
    • Risk-free borrowing and lending at 10%.
    • Analyze investment decisions, cash flows, and consumption for each investor (real and financial).
    • Discuss net present value (NPV) optimality.

House Mortgage (Exercise 3)

  • Sydney House Purchase:
    • House price $2,000,000.
    • 20% down payment.
    • 25-year mortgage financed remainder.
    • Monthly payments.
    • Annual interest rate 6% (monthly compounding).
    • Calculate loan principal repaid in the first year (percentage of total annual payment).
    • Determine if the percentage increases, decreases, or remains constant over subsequent years. Explain.

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