g3 Flashcards
(30 cards)
Which institution in the Philippines sets the official interest rate?
C. BSP
A higher interest rate usually leads to:
B. Higher borrowing costs
What is interest rate?
B. The cost of borrowing or lending money or the cost of credit
What is the official interest rate in the Philippines?
C. Reverse repo rate
What is a variable interest rate?
B. A rate that changes as the index changes
What is the real interest rate?
C. The interest rate adjusted for inflation or deflation
Why is the real interest rate important?
C. It reflects the true return on savings and investments
What is compound interest?
C. Giving interest to interest earned
What is the opportunity cost of money?
B. The price of money
What is a line of credit?
A. Lending arrangement with a maximum amount of funds
In a discounted loan, when is interest paid?
D. In advance
What is a line of credit?
C. Lending arrangement with a maximum amount of funds
What does YM equal for simple loans?
A. Simple Interest Rate
What does the formula for EYM involve?
D. All of the above
What is Yield to Maturity (YTM)?
B. Rate that makes the NPV of cash flows equal to current value
What happens when interest rates are high?
C. Demand for money decreases
What is the pure or risk-free interest rate usually associated with?
D. Government securities
What does interest rate ensure in the economy?
B. Current savings will flow into investment
Why monitor market trends?
B. To meet evolving customer expectations
What is one benefit of trend analysis?
C. Anticipating changes
What is a technological trend?
A. New innovations impacting industries
What does data overload do?
C. Hinder insight gathering
How do businesses respond to trends?
C. By strategic response and consumer engagement
What happens if inflation expectations rise?
C. Nominal interest rate increases