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Different rents on land reflect differences in the marginal revenue product of land.
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(Last Word)Suppose you borrow $500 for a year and the lender discounts $75 of interest at the time the loan is made (giving the borrower only $425).The interest rate on this loan is about:
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Henry George's single-tax movement was based on the argument that:
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In making an investment decision,a business firm is most interested in the:
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Other things equal,the shorter the loan period and the larger the loan size,the higher is the interest rate charged by the lender.
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(Last Word)Suppose you borrow $500 and agree to pay this $500 plus $75 of interest at the end of a year.The interest rate is:
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On January 1,2010,Alex deposited $5,000 into a savings account that pays interest of 5 percent,compounded annually.If he makes no further deposits or withdrawals,how much will Alex have in his account on December 31,2012 (3 years later)?
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