If the interest rate, r, rises to 10 percent, what happens to the PVLR and today's consumption? Assume that yfuture=$100,000.
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PVLR = yfuture / (1 + r) PVLR = $100,000 / (1 + 0.10) PVLR = $100,000 / 1.10 PVLR = $90,909.09 Show more…
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