SOLUTION: Suppose that you bought a car in mid-2009 for $10,000. If its value (in current dollars) depreciates steadily at 12% per year, what will its value (in current dollars) be in mid 20

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Question 1168938: Suppose that you bought a car in mid-2009 for $10,000. If its value (in current dollars) depreciates steadily at 12% per year, what will its value (in current dollars) be in mid 2012?
If inflation had been 3% each year from 1997 to 2007, what would the CPI have been in 2007?

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