Ed Cahill owns a farm near a small town. In exchange for allowing a road to pass through his farmland, hte town has agreed to pay Ed and future owners of the property $135 per year in perpetuity. The town offers, and Ed accepts, a one time payment of $1,125 in exchange for his giving up the right to receive the annual $135 payment. What is the implicit interest rate that Ed and the township used to arrive at this settlement?
Let the implicit rate be "x"%
We know that present value of perpetuity = annual amount/interest rate
Thus 1125 = 135/x%
or x = 135/1125
= 12.00%
Ed Cahill owns a farm near a small town. In exchange for allowing a road to...
Suppose that Ed Scahill owns a farm in a small town. In exchange for allowing a road to pass through his farmland, the town has agreed to pay Ed and the future owners of the land $135 per year in perpetuity. Now, however, the town has offered, and he has accepted, a one-time 3payment of $1,125 in exchange for his giving up the right to receive the annual $135 payment. What implicit interest rate have Ed and the township used...
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