You are presented with the following equation: (1+r) = (1+i ) / (1 +π).
Expand the expression to solve for i. What assumption is required for this expression to be equal to the Fischer equation?
Cross multiply will result in
1 + π + r + πr = 1 + i
This gives i = π + r + πr
This is the expression to solve the nominal interest rate
We know that fischer equation is i = r + π. The above expression can be converted into Fischer equation if we assume that πr is approximately 0.
You are presented with the following equation: (1+r) = (1+i ) / (1 +π). Expand the...
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