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Economics Notes Chp4

Chapter 4 discusses various financial formulas related to uniform series, arithmetic gradients, and geometric gradients. It provides examples for calculating future values, present values, and payment amounts under different interest rates and time periods. The chapter emphasizes the importance of understanding these formulas for effective financial planning and decision-making.

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Economics Notes Chp4

Chapter 4 discusses various financial formulas related to uniform series, arithmetic gradients, and geometric gradients. It provides examples for calculating future values, present values, and payment amounts under different interest rates and time periods. The chapter emphasizes the importance of understanding these formulas for effective financial planning and decision-making.

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Chapter 4

interest formulas

UNIFORM SERIES (AL

uniform amount repeated every period between p BF

* * * F >
- F = FofA ,
+ fofA2 + f of A3 + f of A4

O ↑*
25

A(( 1)
i)
A/(1 24 1) n)
+
2) P A(P/A
+
f A(f/A i %,
-

= = , 1 %, = =
,

P i( + isn
- -
factor
present worth factor
uniform series compound uniform series

ex .
deposit 500 $ of end of each year for 5 years ,
bank pays 5 % interest ,
at the end of 5 years how much will

you have ?
i = 0 . 05 f =

A(x 1) 1)
+ -

=
(500) /
<+
0.515 ↓ -
1
= 23

n = 5

A = 500 Profit = 2763-(500 x 5) = 263


--

: ↑ without interest

ex . how much money do you put every mouth to have 1000 end of year with 12 % interest ?

= 0 . 005 =
2 %

f
a(( 14 1)
+

f(( -ne) (1000 )


-

12 months a 81 10
monthly
=
n = - =
= = .

sin_
f = 1000

deposit bank with interest to withdraw all money at end of


ex
. on I jan 5000 in 8 % want
you a
, you

year in 5 equal quantities ,


how much will you withdraw ?

5000
↑ =

Scia) P [ - Str") (5000)(20 I


08)(1 + 0 08
P
.

A ee
.

n = 5 = A >
-
=
=

i = 0 . 08 (1 + 0 . 0835 -
1

ex-payment of 140 end of each month for 5 years ,


first payment is due in 1 month ,
17% int

He offers to sell the contract for 6800 cash today would ,


you accept offer ?
A = 140 >
- to find how much it cests today find p then compare offers if more

n = 60 = 5X12 accept ,
if less reject
i = 1%

:
[ii] /1 01160]
+ 0 0 e

P (140) 6293 to
.

= =
=

10 017(170
RETECT
. .

less than 6800

ex .
year cash flow : find F after 5 years with i = 15 %
100 100 100
I 100

sing
+

2 + 100
3 + 100 a year : cant apply unifor a
4 O

5 F There are I ways to sefue this :


-

1st i 2nd ,

find Fat as then make it


Principle for find fat no , fat 43 = Fat n2 and sum

ns PCHi)" (100) (1 + 15) " 174 90


Fay
>
-
the real Fat n3 N2 1 =
=
0 . = .

/ + +3 7 En
<H
1 Fi = (100)
0 -1
= .
347
z
= (100) (1 + 0 .
(5) 3 = 152 08-

Fn2 = /100) < / + 0 .


15)== 132 . 25

.
2 F = P(( + i) = (347 20)(1 + . 0 .
15) = 459
F=
.
2
fay + faz Faz + = 459 20 .
ex .
given i = 15 % find p
O O 2030 20

Cmain
· 44 44
( 234
*
P
principle for uniform is to start from 1st Period : this didn't so i can't use uniform formula

similarly to previous example :

1st :

il"
"

P= F , 17 + F2)l + i) + Fl + in
I
P = 20 (1 15) .
2
+ S0 (1 .
15(3 +
20 (1 . 15)" = 107

ex .

given i = 10 %, find p
Ior 10o +I l loo
n


an a

po 24
5

100
[100 at
-

>
- since A is the same after i can assume n = 3

can solve it by
you
1st : 2nd :

P , from - of n = 1 P = A(P/Ac i > n)


and same for m = 2 to n = 5 = ALP/A ,
i - 5) - A(P/A ,
i ,
3)
= 180/3 791) . -
10060 7513) . = 303 97 .

finde
given 10 %,
ex -

C↑ ↑ P = 250 (P/F > 1


,
n = 2) - 100 (P/Asi ,
n= 4) + 150 (P/7 , 1
,
n= 3)
-&
↓-33
I
4

* P = 250/0 8264) .
-

100(3 .

170) + 150 (0 . 7513) = 2 . 295


P Ivo 100 100 100

P = 2 295.
> (+
- 1 P is down if (-) p is
up

ex .

given i = 10 % find P
10 10 10 10 10 P = 10(P/Asi > n = 5) + 50(P/- , i n = 8)
f 50

· 4 ↑
=

P = 10(3 791) . + 50 (0 . 4665) = 61 235


.

pb ' 345678

>
- can't assume because its not the same after

ex .

given i = 10 % find F
20 20 20 20 20 20 F = A(F(A - 10 % -n = 6)

·
it at it stat F = 20(7 7161 = 154 32. .

↓+

ex .
given i = 10 % find F Non between n = 5 B F : n =

0
F= 10 (F/A 5) (10(P/A 42] / F/P 5)
' 10 do tof e
10
, i n = -
10 F= > i n= x > n =

· , F = 10 (6 105) .
-
10 = 51 .
05 OR F = (0 (3 (70) (1 . . 61) = 51 03.

↓ >
-
No values for n = 5
,
assume [18
-
10

ex .

given
i= 10 % find P
lo lo 2020 20 20 20
lo 10 10 P = A(PAsi <
n= 5) + 20 (f/A , i <n = 5) (P/F ,
i n = 15)
if ist it it i
,

Pets sa
·
,
8 a
, is
,
P = 10(3 791) .
+ 2016 .
105) (0 2394) .
= 67 .
14
,

- -
ARITHMETIC GRADIENT (C)
fixed amount repeated every period

A + 26

N
-G At 2
A

Ent
I
=
M n +

JA
I
-

I
-

- I

P = G(P/0si n) , + A(P/A ,
i ,
n)

·
p = 6
/N in - ) = (P/ in e

6((( iCh 1) + in
f ( +66 on
- -

· = = e

· A =

0i -

x+ -1) = (A/6 , i ,
a)

ex . maintenance lest increase by 6 = 30 each year , maintenance cost for 1


year is estimated as 120 .
i = 5%

find P/A

o anno
yearly :
120 30 : e +
P/6

go toe
+ >
-

150

so
+ 30 180

jo
=
120 120120120 , 20

and so 434445
· ·
on ↑

P = A(P/A ,
i = 5 %
s
n =
5) + G(P/0 , 1 = 5 %, n = 5)
P = (120) (4 .
329) + (30)(8 237) .
= 766

ex . maintenance cost start at 100$ go up by 100 each year for 4 years , find uniform
maintenance cost if i = 6 %

G(A/6

i
4)
e
A = A + n = 6 % 3n =

230o
zo , ,
A , = 100
100 (1 427)
l
= 100 + 242 70
100
. = .

-
e
·
-

menthorn 4 findFree
ex A= Al 6 (A/6 10 % 4)

be e
i n =
-

= =
.
,

= 24K -
6K(1 381) .
=
15 , 714

OR

A =
(24k(P/A) -
6k(P/6) [A/P]
↓ bec
decreasing

GEOMETRIC GRADIENT (g)

presentage amount increase

I 152]
I (1 + 934CH +
(P/A 1n) if P= ACnCHiT]
-

P A, when
· =
itg =
, 9 , g = i
(+ i -
1 - g)

ex . find P using n =5
,
A ,
= 100 ,
9 = 10 %, i 8 = % + if it wanter future find then x
by F/P

b
gas
P = ACP/A ,

[ - <10.1531008 7 = 4 8042
.
=> P = 100(4 8042) . = 4804 e.
ex .
find P of building maintenance if 1 year will be 1000$ and will increase by 150$ for 10 years i = 10 %

P= A (P/A) + 6(P/6) = 1000/6 145) . + 150(22 . 89) = 9570 . 7

>
- A

A = P(A/P) = 9578 . 7/0 .


1627) = 1558

>
- F

F = P(f/P)

ex . find p if operation cost 1000 in 10 Bincrease by


years 5 %, : = 10 %

P =
A CP/A) = 1000 (7 .
439) = 7439 8 .

to solve P ,
not necessary to solve for n = to whole chart flow

>
- A
A =
P(A/P) = 7 439 8(0 . .
1627) = 1210 .
45

to solve A , must always solut for m =


to white diagram
H
>
-

F = A(f/A) = 1210 (15 937) . = 19283 7 .


or P(F(A) = 7439 8(2 .
. 594) =

ex .
find p if maintenance cost will start at 1000
B decrease by 7: every year for 10
years ,
iii.

%
gas l
[1-(1-007) 1
10 %

p AcP/A ( + 0 15 4 7847 180(4 7847) 4784 7


>P
. .

= = = =
.
= .

(1 +0 .
1 -
I -

0 .
07)
>
- A

A = P(A/P) = 4787 4(0 .


.
(627) = 778

>
- F

f = A(f/A) = 778(15 937) .


= 12398 9 .

>
- G

NOMINAL B EFFECTIVE INTEREST

standard time is I year ,


can take interest more than 1 time in a
year

Time Period >


-
Period which interest is expressed (i. Per year
compound (SUB PERIOD]
period >
- Shortest time which interest is charged if i. Per month
compounding Period is I month

Frequency
compounding
>
- number of times compounding occurs within time period (m)

semi-annually m =z

quarterly m = 4

monthly m = 12

weekly m = 52

daily m= 365
1 year

>
- Nominal interest rate (r) >
- annual interest rate without considering sub period compounding
I will be mentioned in a
question
>
- Effective interest rate (in) - actual rate for a
period considering sub period compounding
"wont be mentioned

· ia =
(I + r/m)N -
I

find this then use equations or tables

when m= 1 ,
in = r
ex . interest rate of
-
12 % Per year , compounded quarterly
b -
Nominal m= 4

N = 12 use this as i to find

m = 4 Ps F > A >
-
you can enterpolate
effective rate =
12%
/4 = 3% Per quarter between 12 % B 13 % or


use
equations
effective per
year = (1 + +/m)
*
-
1 = (I + (0 .
12/4)" -
1 = 0 . 1255 x100 = 12 55 %
.

6 invisting ($at 3%
quarterly is like investing /$ of 12 55 % .

annually

ex .
1 5 %
.
interest every 3 month ,
find nominal and effective interest rate per year
effective per 3 months = 1 5 .
%

Nominal per yearr= (ths 3


-
x 1 .
5 % ) = 6% Peryear
months

effictive Per year in = (1 + r(m) -


1 =
D +
%
/4) "- = 0 .
0613 x00 = 6 14 %
.

year
6

more than Nominal bec they


Part of principle every 3 months
Pay

ex . lok borrowed for 2 years at int rate of 24 %


per year compounded quartily ,
if same sum could
-
-
-
Nominal

be borrowed for same period at same interest rate 24 % per year compounded annually ,
how

much could be saved in interest charge ?


interest =
F-P - without-1

-Pia =
10000(1 +
24 %
/47244)
m= 4 for 2 years
F2 = Pia = 10000 [(1 + 24 % )2]

]
%
interest quarterly = 7-P =
(10000 (1 +
24
/4) -
10000 = 5938 48 .

interest annually = f-P =


[10,000 (1 + 24 % )
") -
10000 = 5376 .
00

Saving = 5938 48 .
-
5376 = 562 48 .

by monday give bak 60 % find


ex. if I gave you 50 , you Next
mondy , is in

+-P 60-50
r) charge per week = I
= 20 % Perweek OR : F = PIF/P , isn = 1)
p 50
m = 52 -
>
weekly 60 = 50(1 i)
+
=> i= 0 2 .

N= M X i = 52 X0 . 20 = 10 4 x180
.
= 1040 % Per year

ia) in = (1 + N/m) -1 = (1 +
10 .

4/52)" -

1 = 13 104 x 100 = 1310400 % per year

ex .
5000 with 8 % nominal int compounded quarterly , you want to withdraw money in 5
equal yearly
sums beginning Dec 31 , How much
of the first year should you withdraw each year (A)3
A
8) 4
M
A A MA 1 . find ia = (1 + %/m) -
1 = (I + -
1 = 8 24. %
yearly

5000
+ 8 1216 To

5
> 20
-
. A
2
months
= P(A/pci
bec
=

4 times
8 24 %
.

a
n=

year for
5) since
5
medone
years
OR
have

:
table for 8 24 %
.

you can interpolate


I 234

A =

Pficteln] = 5000
/00ulig.isa I
A = 1260 a
year
CONTINUES COMPOUND
more than 1 time : m = = > /m = 0

· in = e -
1

Perh
Fern]er kn
· F =
etc
must match in periods - months , years ...

· P=

period not mentioned >


-
yearly
>
~
ex .

John deposit 2000 in an account that Pays 3 75 %


. interest compounded continuously

a) how much will he have in 5 years ?


(3 75 % )(5)
Pern
.

F = = 2000 = 24 12 46
.

b) hou long will it take him to double his money ?


&

Petn e 2(3 75/n


.

zP = >
- 2 = =

1375 % )n
en(2) = In

en(z) = (3 .75 % n >


- n = = 18 . 5 years
0 .
0375

1) what would interest rate need to be in order for john to double his money in 10
years ?

2p =
per - 2 = er = er(lo

en(2) = In ellor

(n(2) = (10) >


- N =
2 = 0 . 0693 = 6 93..

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