Question 5 complete Marked out of 4.00 Purchasing Power Purchasing Power is a dollar value, make it correct to exactly 2 decimal places. The Consumer Price Index for 2000 was 112.6 and for 2004 it was 124, a.) Determine the purchasing power of the dollar in 2000 and 2004 relative to the base year of 1992. PP in 2000 = PP in 2004 = b.) Compute the purchasing power of the dollar in 2004 relative to 2000. CPI in 2004 (relative to 2000) = (2 decimal places) PP in 2004 (relative to 2000) = Consider watching this video from the Green Sheet questions; Question 3) IU W Question 6 Not complete Marked out of 4.00 Rishma's annual incomes for 1992, 1996, 2000, and 2004 were $33,597, $36,070, $38,010, and $41,024 respectively. Given that the Consumer Price Index for the four years was 100, 105.9. 113.5, and 124.6 respectively, compute Rishma's real income for 1992, 1996, 2000, and 2004. (Do not include the dollar sign, s, in your answers.) Real Income for 1992 = Real Income for 1996 = Real Income for 2000 = Real Income for 2004 = CHECK Question 7 Not complete Marked out of 1.00 Tamara earned $46,791 in 1995. If the Consumer Price Index in 1995 was 104.2 and in 2004 it was 124.6, what did Tamara have to earn in 2004 just to keep up with inflation? Do not include the $ sign in your answer. Don't use the comma "" to indicate thousands. CHECK PREVIOUS NEXT > Question 8 Not complete Marked out of 1.00 2012 Federal Income Tax Brackets and Tax Rates Taxable Income (Income tax brackets). Tax Rates $42,707 or less 15% $42,707 to $85,414 plus 22% of income over $42,707 $85,414 to $132,406 plus 26% of income over $85,414 Over $132,406 plus 29% of income over $132,406 Bonnie calculated her 2012 taxable income to be $67,230. How much federal income tax should she report? Do not include the $ sign in your answer. Don't use the comma""to indicate thousands. CHECK