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Title: Financing Options for a Grain Elevator Owner in Brownfield, Texas Jimmy Hale is the owner and operator of the grain elevator in Brownfield, Texas, where he has lived for most of his 62 years. The rains during the spring have been the best in a decade, and Mr. Hale is expecting a bumper wheat crop. This has prompted him to rethink his current financing sources. He now believes he will need an additional $180,000 for the 3-month period ending with the close of the harvest season. After meeting with his banker, Mr. Hale is puzzling over what the additional financing will actually cost. The banker quoted him a rate of 1 percent over prime (which is currently 5 percent) and also requested that the firm increase its current bank balance of $4,000 up to 18 percent of the loan. If the bank were to offer to lower the rate to prime if interest is discounted, should Mr. Hale accept this alternative? Note: Assume a 30-day month and 360-day year. The annual percentage rate on the loan offer made by Mr. Hale's bank is %. (Round to two decimal places.) If the bank were to offer to lower the rate to prime if interest is discounted, the annual percentage rate of this alternative is %. (Round to two decimal places.) Therefore, Mr. Hale should [accept/reject] this alternative. (Select from the drop-down menu.)

          Title: Financing Options for a Grain Elevator Owner in Brownfield, Texas

    Jimmy Hale is the owner and operator of the grain elevator in Brownfield, Texas, where he has lived for most of his 62 years. The rains during the spring have been the best in a decade, and Mr. Hale is expecting a bumper wheat crop. This has prompted him to rethink his current financing sources. He now believes he will need an additional $180,000 for the 3-month period ending with the close of the harvest season. After meeting with his banker, Mr. Hale is puzzling over what the additional financing will actually cost. The banker quoted him a rate of 1 percent over prime (which is currently 5 percent) and also requested that the firm increase its current bank balance of $4,000 up to 18 percent of the loan.

    If the bank were to offer to lower the rate to prime if interest is discounted, should Mr. Hale accept this alternative? Note: Assume a 30-day month and 360-day year. The annual percentage rate on the loan offer made by Mr. Hale's bank is %. (Round to two decimal places.) If the bank were to offer to lower the rate to prime if interest is discounted, the annual percentage rate of this alternative is %. (Round to two decimal places.)

    Therefore, Mr. Hale should [accept/reject] this alternative. (Select from the drop-down menu.)

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