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ricky ripovrsquos pawn shop charges an interest rate of 145 percent per month on loans to its customers like all
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you will lead a retirement life from 65 to 90number of years in retirement 25 yearstotal capital needed for retirement
you will lead a retirement life from 65 to 90 number of years in retirement 25 yearstotal capital needed for
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1 what is the discounted payback period decimal years for an investment of 48000 with an annual investment income of
you can choose between machine a or b your annual interest rate is 9 you need a machine for 6 years required service
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you have recently been appointed as a lending officer in the commercial division of a major bank the bank is concerned