Because of general price inflation in our economy, the purchasing power of the dollar shrinkswith the passage of time. If the average generalinflation rate is expected to be 8% per year for theforeseeable future, how many years will it take forthe dollar’s purchasing power to be one-half of whatit is now?
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Because of general price inflation in our economy, the
with the passage of time. If the average general
inflation rate is expected to be 8% per year for the
foreseeable future, how many years will it take for
the dollar’s purchasing power to be one-half of what
it is now?
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