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If the rate of inflation for the next 20 years is 2.5% per year, what annual income will be needed 20 years from now to have the same purchasing power as a $30,000 annual income today?

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Correct Answer: 49158

Explanation:

i=j/m

FV = PV(1+ i)^n

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