A.  If the interest rate is 2%, then project(s) is (are) profitable, and the quantity of investment demanded (or, undertaken) is $ .B.  If the interest rate is 4%, then project(s) is (are) profitable, and the quantity of investment demanded (or, undertaken) is $ .C.  If the interest rate is 6%, then project(s) is (are) profitable, and the quantity of investment demanded (or, undertaken) is $ .D.  When the interest rate is %, the quantity of investment demanded is $500.E.  When the interest rate is %, the quantity of investment demanded is zero ($0).

An investor is considering three projects, A, B and C summarized in the table below.  Investment cost Annual operating profit Project life (years)Project A -70000 17000 5Project B -90000 15000 8Project C -60000 13000 6Suppose the investor can borrow funds at an interest rate of 6%, by using the NPV rule with a 5% discount rate, he should choose project _____. When using the IRR rule, he should ____ this project.

Multiple Choice QuestionWhich of the following determines whether firms will use borrowed funds for investment projects?Multiple choice question.The firms' operational abilities to produce particular goods or servicesThe demand by customers for a popular good or serviceThe interest rate in relation to the rate of return on the projectManagerial decisions based only upon accounting profits

Multiple Choice QuestionThe interest rate serves to allocate money and physical capital to Blank______.Multiple choice question.the industries in which the capital will be most productive, but not necessarily profitablethe industries in which the capital will be most profitable, but not necessarily more productiveall industries equallythe industries in which the capital will be most productive and profitable

Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applyWhich of the following exemplifies how the interest rate rations the available supply of loanable funds to investment projects that have expected rates of return at or above the interest rate cost of borrowed funds?Multiple select question.If the expected rate of return on capital is 16%, an industry will find it profitable to expand its capital at 8% interestIf the expected rate of return on capital is 6%, an industry will find it unprofitable to expand its capital at 8% interestIf the expected rate of return on capital is 15%, an industry will find it unprofitable to expand its capital at 10% interestIf the expected rate of return on capital is 10%, an industry will find it profitable to expand its capital at 12% interest

1. 500 was invested at 12% per annum simple interest and a certain sum of money invested at 10% per annum simple interest. If the sum of the interest on both the sum after 4 years is 480, the latter sum of money is ?450 750 600 550