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Assume the nominal rate was 11.50% and the inflation rate was 3%. Using the Fisher Effect, what was the real rate

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The real rate was 8.25%.

Real rate  = 8.25%

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 Fisher formula is (1 + nominal rate) = (1 + real rate) x (1 + inflation rate),

(1+.115) = (1 + realrate) *(1+.03)

(1.115) = (1 + realrate) *(1.03)

1.0825 = 1 + real rate

Real rate  = 8.25%.

The nominal interest rate (or interest rate) is the rate of increase in money you pay lenders using borrowed money. Nominal interest rates are often used by banks to represent interest rates on various loans and investments. For example, if your loan has a nominal interest rate of 5%, you can expect to pay $50 in interest for every $1,000 you borrow. At the end of the year he will pay $1,050.

The real interest rate is the interest rate that takes inflation into account. This means it is adjusted for inflation and reflects the real interest rate of a bond or loan. Simply put, this rate reflects the rate of return after taking inflation into account.

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