[1] A person lends $75,000, for six years, and is promised a single payment of $100.000 at the end of this term. In the year the loan is extended (the year of issue), a representative consumer market basket costs $2000. Six years later, the same basket is expected to cost $2400 [2A-1) What units should the real values of the amount lent. or of the expected amount repaid, be measured in? 12ptv Paragraph BIUA 1 O words Question 2 3 pts [1A-2al Calculate the real value of the amount lent, in these units. Question 3 3 pts [1A-26] Calculate the expected real value of the amount repaid in these units. Question 4 4 pts [1-3] Use your answer to Part A to calculate the expected real (annual interest rate on this loan, in percent Question 5 4 pts (1-C] Calculate the expected annual inflation rate over the next six years, in percent. . Verizon LTE 9:42 PM 0 37% Question 6 4 pts [1-D] Use this loan's term, nominal amount lent, and nominal maturity payment to calculate its nominal (annual interest rate, in percent Question 7 3 pts [1-E) In this question, you'll use Fisher's formulas to re-calculate the expected real interest rate on this loan [1E-1a] Report the numerator value of the fraction whose value is the expected real interest rate, calculated using Fisher's exact formula. Express your answer as a decimal, rounded to the third decimal place. Question 8 2 pts [1E-16] Now calculate and report the value for expected real interest rate, in percent that results from completing the calculation outlined in the preceding question. Question 9 3 pts [1E-2] Now use Fisher's approximate formula to calculate the expected real interest rate on this loan, in percent. Question 10 4 pts (1-F] Suppose that at the end of this loan's six-year term, the actual cost of the consumer market basket turns out to be $2250 [1F-1] Calculate the expost annual inflation rate over the term of the loan, in percent. [1] A person lends $75,000, for six years, and is promised a single payment of $100.000 at the end of this term. In the year the loan is extended (the year of issue), a representative consumer market basket costs $2000. Six years later, the same basket is expected to cost $2400 [2A-1) What units should the real values of the amount lent. or of the expected amount repaid, be measured in? 12ptv Paragraph BIUA 1 O words Question 2 3 pts [1A-2al Calculate the real value of the amount lent, in these units. Question 3 3 pts [1A-26] Calculate the expected real value of the amount repaid in these units. Question 4 4 pts [1-3] Use your answer to Part A to calculate the expected real (annual interest rate on this loan, in percent Question 5 4 pts (1-C] Calculate the expected annual inflation rate over the next six years, in percent. . Verizon LTE 9:42 PM 0 37% Question 6 4 pts [1-D] Use this loan's term, nominal amount lent, and nominal maturity payment to calculate its nominal (annual interest rate, in percent Question 7 3 pts [1-E) In this question, you'll use Fisher's formulas to re-calculate the expected real interest rate on this loan [1E-1a] Report the numerator value of the fraction whose value is the expected real interest rate, calculated using Fisher's exact formula. Express your answer as a decimal, rounded to the third decimal place. Question 8 2 pts [1E-16] Now calculate and report the value for expected real interest rate, in percent that results from completing the calculation outlined in the preceding question. Question 9 3 pts [1E-2] Now use Fisher's approximate formula to calculate the expected real interest rate on this loan, in percent. Question 10 4 pts (1-F] Suppose that at the end of this loan's six-year term, the actual cost of the consumer market basket turns out to be $2250 [1F-1] Calculate the expost annual inflation rate over the term of the loan, in percent