If minimum wage was kept in accordance to cost of living, then the minimum wage in 2016 should be= ((minimum wage in 1938)/(CPI in 1938))*(CPI in 2016)
Putting the values,
= (0.25/14)*240
=4.2857
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04 Question (3 points) In 1938 the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) established an hourly minimum...
Problem 16-02 Refer to the minimum wage history data in the table below: Oct. 1938 $0.25 Jan. 1978 $2.65 Oct. 1939 0.30 Jan. 1979 2.90 Oct. 1945 0.40 Jan. 1980 3.10 Jan. 1950 0.75 Jan. 1981 3.35 Mar. 1956 1.00 Apr. 1990 3.80 Sept. 1961 1.15 Apr. 1991 4.25 Sept. 1963 1.25 Oct. 1996 4.75 Feb. 1967 1.40 Sept. 1997 5.15 Feb. 1968 1.60 July 2007 5.85 May. 1974 2.00 July 2008 6.55 Jan. 1975 2.10 July 2009 7.25 Jan....
Table 12.1 (below)TABLE 12.1 Year-to-Year Total Returns: 1926–2019YearLarge-Company StocksLong-Term Government BondsU.S. Treasury BillsConsumer Price Index192611.62%7.77%3.27%–1.49%192737.498.933.12–2.08192843.61.103.56–.971929–8.423.424.75.201930–24.904.662.41–6.031931–43.34–5.311.07–9.521932–8.1916.84.96–10.30193353.99–.07.30.511934–1.4410.03.162.03193547.674.98.172.99193633.927.52.181.211937–35.03.23.313.10193831.125.53–.02–2.781939–.415.94.02–.481940–9.786.09.00.961941–11.59.93.069.72194220.343.22.279.29194325.902.08.353.16194419.752.81.332.11194536.4410.73.332.251946–8.07–.10.3518.1619475.71–2.62.509.0119485.503.40.812.71194918.796.451.10–1.80195031.71.061.205.79195124.02–3.931.495.87195218.371.161.66.881953–.993.641.82.62195452.627.19.86–.50195531.56–1.291.57.3719566.56–5.592.462.861957–10.787.463.143.02195843.36–6.091.541.76195911.96–2.262.951.501960.4713.782.661.48196126.89.972.13.671962–8.736.892.731.22196322.801.213.121.65196416.483.513.541.19196512.45.713.931.921966–10.063.654.763.35196723.98–9.184.213.04196811.06–.265.214.721969–8.50–5.076.586.1119703.8612.116.525.49197114.3013.234.393.36197219.005.693.843.411973–14.69–1.116.938.801974–26.474.358.0012.20197537.239.205.807.01197623.9316.755.084.811977–7.16–.695.126.7719786.57–1.187.189.03197918.61–1.2310.3813.31198032.50–3.9511.2412.401981–4.921.8614.718.94198221.5540.3610.543.87198322.56.658.803.8019846.2715.489.853.95198531.7330.977.723.77198618.6724.536.161.1319875.25–2.715.474.41198816.619.676.354.42198931.6918.118.374.651990–3.106.187.816.11199130.4719.305.603.0619927.628.053.512.90199310.0818.242.902.7519941.32–7.773.902.67199537.5831.675.602.54199622.96–.935.213.32199733.3615.855.261.70199828.5813.064.861.61199921.04–8.964.682.682000–9.1021.485.893.392001–11.893.703.831.552002–22.1017.841.652.38200328.681.451.021.88200410.888.511.203.2620054.917.812.983.42200615.791.194.802.5420075.499.884.664.082008–37.0025.871.60.09200926.46–14.90.102.72201015.0610.14.121.5020112.1127.10.042.96201216.003.43.061.74201332.39–12.78.021.51201413.6924.71.02.7620151.38–.65.02.73201611.961.75.202.07201721.836.24.802.112018–4.38–.571.811.91201931.4912.162.142.29Questions:a.Calculate the arithmetic average returns for large-company stocks and T-bills over this period. (Do not round intermediate calculations and enter your answers as a percent rounded to 2 decimal places, e.g., 32.16.)b.Calculate the standard deviation of the returns for large-company stocks and T-bills over this period. (Do not round intermediate calculations and enter your answers as a percent rounded to 2 decimal places, e.g., 32.16.)c-1.Calculate the observed risk premium...