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15 January, 22:12

Assume that per capita income is growing at different rates in the following countries: Nepal, 1.0 percent; Kenya, 1.6 percent; Singapore, 7.3 percent; Egypt, 3.4 percent. How long will it take for each country to double its income per person?

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  1. 15 January, 22:37
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    Nepal

    70 years

    Kenya

    47 years

    Singapore

    10 years

    Egypt

    21 years

    Explanation:

    Suppose

    Time period = X

    Per capita Income = $1

    Using following formula calculate time period to double the per capital Income

    FV = PV (1 + g) ^n

    Nepal

    g = 1%

    2 x $1 = $1 (1 + 0.01) ^n

    $2 / $1 = 1.01^n

    $2 = 1.01^n

    Log 2 = n Log 1.01

    log 2 / log 1.01 = n

    n = 69.66 years = 70 years

    Kenya

    g = 1.6%

    2 x $1 = $1 (1 + 0.016) ^n

    $2 / $1 = 1.016^n

    $2 = 1.016^n

    Log 2 = n Log 1.016

    log 2 / log 1.016 = n

    n = 43.66 years = 47 years

    Singapore

    g = 7.3%

    2 x $1 = $1 (1 + 0.073) ^n

    $2 / $1 = 1.073^n

    $2 = 1.073^n

    Log 2 = n Log 1.073

    log 2 / log 1.073 = n

    n = 9.84 years = 10 years

    Egypt

    g = 3.4%

    2 x $1 = $1 (1 + 0.034) ^n

    $2 / $1 = 1.034^n

    $2 = 1.034^n

    Log 2 = n Log 1.034

    log 2 / log 1.034 = n

    n = 20.73 years = 21 years
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