Intertemporal Consumption Trade-off
An individual has no income today but will receive a guaranteed income of $200 in the future. They can borrow money at an interest rate of 15%. If this individual borrows $80 for consumption today, explain the trade-off they are making. Specifically, calculate the total amount of future consumption they must forgo to have $80 today.
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