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If you borrow £1,000 for a maturity of 2 years with 5% interest paid yearly, how much interest and how much principal do you have to pay at the end of year 1:
If you borrow £1,000 for a maturity of 2 years with 5% interest paid yearly, how much interest and how much principal do you have to pay at the end of year 2:
If you borrow £1,000 for a maturity of 2 years with 5% interest paid yearly, how much interest and how much principal do you have to pay in total:
What is the difference between nominal and real interest rates:
If people expect inflation to rise, what is the impact on nominal interest rates?
If businesses want to borrow more money to pay for investments than savers are willing to save, what happens to interest rates?
Which of the following types of economic agents borrow funds to pay for investments or expenses:
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Which of the following groups is hurt most by inflation:
What is the impact of higher interest rates on the economy:
Why do lower interest rates boost investment?
What is the impact of lower interest rates on consumer spending?
What do central banks generally do when inflation rises?
What is the impact of a rising budget deficit on interest rates?
What is the difference between the budget deficit and public debt:
Compared with the early 2020s, average interest rates in the 1980s in most countries were:
What is the difference between “headline” and “core” inflation:
Which of the following can lead to higher inflation:
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You bought a suit 10 years ago for £400. It’s a bit worn and you’re thinking of getting a new one. If inflation has been around 5% a year over the past decade, how much is it likely to cost today?
What happens to wage demands when inflation rises?
How do businesses respond to higher wage demands in times of inflation?
What is quantitative easing?
What is deflation:
Is deflation generally good or bad for the economy:
What can investors do to protect themselves from accelerating inflation?
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Inflation has been low in recent times, even in periods of strong growth and low unemployment. What are some of the reasons for this:
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