Answer:
A has lower rates in both floating and fixed terms which means they have an absolute advantage.
But A has more advantage in the fixed market as compared to B, means A has a comparative advantage in the fixed market.
Therefore, A will borrow at a fixed rate and swap their position with B (to float) with the help of financial institution.
B will borrow at a floating rate and swap their position with A (to fixed) with the help of the financial institution.
Net Saving Possible : (6.5% - 5%) - (L+ 1% -(L+ 0.5%)) = 1 %
Of this 1%, 0.5% will be taken by financial institution and rest 0.5% is the saving that both party can make by going into swap.
Please check the calculation below:
Saving For A = 0.25%
Rate for A = L + 0.25%
Saving For B = 0.25%
Rate for B = 6.25%
Total Saving = 0.5%
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