Answer: Qa- 0; Qb- 1000 cups, 0% coffee rate; Qc- $600; Qd- 500 cups, Qe- $600
Solution -
Qa) Real interest rate = nominal interest rate - Inflation = 10% - 10% = 0 % per year
Qb) Current price of coffee = P0= $1.2 per cup,
Inflation = 10% or 0.1 per year
We know that Price of coffee at time t = current price * (1+ inflation rate)t
Price of coffee next year = Pf = current price * (1+ inflation rate) =
= 1.2*(1+10%) = 1.2*1.1 = $1.32 per cup
To borrow 1000 cups of coffee, we need borrow 1000*1.2 = $1200 (P = principal) currently
Then we need to pay 10% (r = interest rate) on it.
So total amount to be paid next year (i.e. time 1 year) = principal + interest
A = P + P*r*t/100 = 1200 + (1200*10*1/100) = 1200+120 = $1320
So, number of coffee cups owed = amount to be paid next year / Price of coffee next year = A/Pf = 1320/1.32 = 1000 (answer for first part)
Note we borrowed 1000 coffee cups and paying 1000 coffee cups, so in effect coffee interest rate = 0 as coffee cup value didn’t change at all. (answer for second part)
Note coffee interest rate = 0 is because real interest rate is 0 as we calculated already in Qa.
Qc) Given Cash flow at time 0 (now) = CF0 = -1000 coffee cups = -1000*1.2 = -$1200 [ -ve sign as cash/cup spent and +ve sign for cash/cup receiving]
Cash flow at time 1 = CF1 =+300 coffee cups = 300* Price of coffee at time 1
= 300* current price * (1+ inflation rate)1 = 300*1.2*(1+.1)1 = $396
Cash flow at time 2 = CF2 =+300 coffee cups= 300* Price of coffee at time 2
= 300* current price * (1+ inflation rate)2 = 300*1.2*(1+.1)2 = $435.6
Cash flow at time 3 = CF3 =+300 coffee cups= 300* Price of coffee at time 3
= 300* current price * (1+ inflation rate)3 = 300*1.2*(1+.1)3 = $479.16
Cash flow at time 4 = CF4 =+300 coffee cups= 300* Price of coffee at time 4
= 300* current price * (1+ inflation rate)4 = 300*1.2*(1+.1)4 = $527.08
Cash flow at time 5 = CF5 =+300 coffee cups= 300* Price of coffee at time 5
= 300* current price * (1+ inflation rate)5 = 300*1.2*(1+.1)5 = $579.78
To calculate Present value, we need to discount all cash flows at respective interest rates
PV = CF0 + CF1/(1+r)1 + CF2/(1+r)2 + CF3/(1+r)3+ CF4/(1+r)4 + CF5/(1+r)5
= -1200 + 396/(1+0.1)1 +435.6/(1+0.1)2 + 479.1/(1+0.1)3 + 527.08/(1+0.1)4 + 579.78/(1+0.1)5
= -1200+360+360+360+360+360 = $600
So, required PV = $600
Qd) To calculate Present value, we need to discount all cash flows in terms of coffee cups at respective interest rates [ we already calculated such cash flows above]. Also coffee interest rate = 0 as calculated in Qb.
PV = CF0 + CF1/(1+r)1 + CF2/(1+r)2 + CF3/(1+r)3+ CF4/(1+r)4 + CF5/(1+r)5
= -1000 + 300/(1+0)1 +300/(1+0.0)2 + 300/(1+0.0)3 + 300/(1+0.0)4 + 300/(1+0.0)5
= -1000+300+300+300+300+300 = 500
So, required PV = 500 coffee cups
Qe) PV = 500 coffee cups* current price of coffee = 500* 1.2 = $600 (same as in Qc)
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