Evaluating a Business Proposal
An aspiring entrepreneur presents you with two potential business plans, both requiring a $10,000 loan to start. Plan A involves buying and reselling vintage clothing, with a projected total income of $12,000 after one year. Plan B involves developing a mobile app, with a projected total income of $14,500 after one year. The entrepreneur can secure a one-year loan for $10,000 at an interest rate of 22%. Critically evaluate both plans and recommend which, if any, the entrepreneur should pursue. Justify your recommendation based on the principle of expanding one's set of possible consumption choices.
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An entrepreneur is considering an investment that costs $2,000. This investment is projected to generate a total income of $2,500 after one year. To finance this, the entrepreneur must take out a one-year loan for the full amount. Under which of the following loan conditions would this investment expand the entrepreneur's set of consumption possibilities, making it a profitable venture?
Evaluating Investment and Financing Options
Analyzing an Unprofitable Investment
An individual borrows $10,000 to fund a project that is expected to yield a total income of $15,000 after one year. The interest rate on the one-year loan is 60%. True or False: This investment will expand the individual's set of possible consumption choices.
An individual is considering a project that requires an initial outlay of $5,000 and is expected to generate a total income of $5,750 one year later. To be a worthwhile venture that expands the individual's set of possible consumption choices, the interest rate on a loan used to fully finance the project must be less than ______%.
Critiquing an Investment Strategy
An investor is considering several distinct projects, each requiring a loan for the full investment cost. Match each project scenario with the correct effect on the investor's feasible set of consumption possibilities.
Analyzing a Suboptimal Investment Decision
Evaluating a Business Proposal
Modifying an Investment Proposal for Profitability