You borrowed $1000 on January 1 and must repa a total amount of $1060 exactly a year
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You borrowed $1000 on January 1 and must repa a total amount of $1060 exactly a year later.
a. What is the interest paid?
b. What is the interest rate?
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The Economics Of Money Banking And Financial Markets
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