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Welcome T3!
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Economics: lesson nine
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Any questions?
Chapter 1,2,3
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Write down a saving motive + example
Slide 5 - Open question
Name an example of being self-sufficient
Slide 6 - Open question
Write down one primary need and one secondary need
Slide 7 - Open question
Fixed expenses
Household expenses
Incidental expenses
Mortgage
Vacation
Groceries
Slide 8 - Drag question
Income from labour
Income for property
Transfer income
Wage
Benefits / allowance
interest / rent
Slide 9 - Drag question
Primary income
Secundary income
Wage
Transfer income
Rent from property
Slide 10 - Drag question
Budget & budget line
Raza earns €5 income from labour and €7,50 allowance from her parents per week. What is her montlhy budget? (two decimal places)
Use €55 --> Draw a budgetline for Raza if a panini costs €2,75 and a few pizza slices cost €5,-
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Credit costs
Rowan wants to buy a scooter for € 2,500. He takes out a loan for that amount and repays it in 3 years.
Every month you pay € 75
Q1: Calculate the credit costs.
Q2: Calculate the interest in %
Q1: 3 years x 12 = 36 months<div><div>36 x €75 - €2500 = 200</div><div><br></div></div><div>Q2: 200 : 2500 x 100% = 8%</div>
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Compound and single interest
Holly Happy deposits € 1,750 for three years on a savings account with 3% interest
Q1: Calculate the final amount on her savings balance after three years. Do this with compound interest.
Q2: Calculate the interest Holly receives. Do this with single interest.
Q1: (1+0,03)^3 x €1750 = €1912,27 new balance<div><br></div><div>Q2: €1750 x 0,03 = €52,50</div><div>€52,50 x 3 years = €157.50 interest after 3 years</div>
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Q1: (1+0,03)^3 x €1750 = €1912,27 new balance<div><br></div><div>Q2: €1750 x 0,03 = €52,50</div><div>€52,50 x 3 years = €157.50 interest after 3 years</div>
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Explain what collateral is using the term mortgage