Interest and inflation are similar.
If it is compounded annually, then you multiply the value by 1.04 each year.
So...
If you start with $100.
At the end of the first year you have $104.
At the end of the second year, you have $104*1.04 = $108.16
At the end of the third year, you have $108.16*1.04 = $112.49
At the end of the fourth year, you have $112.49*1.04 = $116.99
At the end of the fifth year, you have $116.99*1.04 = $121.67
That means, after 5 years, on average, an item that had cost $100 the first year would now cost $121.67.
In general this is just averages, and nothing goes up at exactly the same rate.
If you had saved the $100 in a non interest bearing cash, or your wages had not increased over time, then your original $100 now has "buying power" equivalent to $100*(100/$121.67) = $82.19.
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% rate= 0.04 * 100%= 4%
% rate:= 4/30 * 100%= 0.1333 * 100%= 13.33%
The VAT rate is 4 percent.
% rate:= (4/11) x 100%= 0.3636 x 100%= 36.36%
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To find the real return on an investment, subtract the inflation rate from the nominal interest rate. In this case, if the investment earns 9 percent and inflation is at 5 percent, the real return is 9 percent - 5 percent = 4 percent. Therefore, the investor is actually making a return of 4 percent on their investment after accounting for inflation.
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The percent of compound inflation of a long term care insurance policy depends on the choice of the policyholder, you may either choose 3%, 4% or 5% compound inflation rate. A compound inflation rate adds more money to your benefits compared to a simple inflation rate.
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At a 4 percent inflation rate, prices will double in approximately 18 years. This can be estimated using the Rule of 72, which states that you divide 72 by the annual inflation rate. In this case, 72 divided by 4 equals 18, indicating the time it takes for prices to double.
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If price of House is Rs. 2,50,000.00 Inflation 4% annually. After 5 years, Price of house will be: Future value = Present value (1+ inflation rate) ^ years i.e., 2,50,000.00 * (1+0.04)^5 = Rs. 3,04,163.23
The answers are 7%, 7.33%.
When compare to developed nations, Indian ideal inflation rate should be around 3-4%