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  • T i m e Va l u e o f M o n e y

    M . D i z a N o v i a n d i , S . T. , M . S c .

  • J e n i s B u n g a

    Simple Interest (Bunga Biasa)

    Compound Interest (Bunga Berganda)

    L a j u T i n gk a t B u n g a

    Nominal Interest Rate (Tingkat Bunga Nominal)

    Effective Interest Rate (Tingkat Bunga Efektif)

  • Simple Interest

    Bunga = I = P i n

    P = nilai sekarang

    i = tingkat bunga

    n = waktu

    Compound Interest

    I berubah2 tiap tahunnya

    Pada tahun kedua, P =modal awal + bungatahun pertama

    Pada tahun ke-3, P =jumlah uang yangdidapat pada tahun ke-2

    dst

  • BUNGA MENURUT JENISNYA (lanjutan)

    Simple Interest Compound Interest

    F1 = P + I1 = P + P i 1

    = P (1 + i )

    F2 = P + I2 = P + P i 2

    = P (1 + i 2)

    F3 = P + I3 = P + P i 3

    = P ( 1+ i 3 )

    F1 = P + P i 1

    = P (1 + i)

    F2 = F1 (1 + i 1)

    = P (1+i)(1+i) = P(1+i)2

    F3 = F2 (1 + i 1)

    = P(1+i)2(1+i) = P(1+i)3

  • BUNGA MENURUT JENISNYA (lanjutan)

    B u n g a B i a s a B u n g a B e r g a n d a

    FFFFnnnn = P + P i n = P (1 + i n)= P + P i n = P (1 + i n)= P + P i n = P (1 + i n)= P + P i n = P (1 + i n)

    F = Nilai yang akan datang

    P = Nilai sekarang

    i = tingkat bunga

    n = waktu

    FFFFnnnn = P ( 1 + i ) = P ( 1 + i ) = P ( 1 + i ) = P ( 1 + i ) nnnn

    F = Nilai yang akan datang

    P = Nilai sekarang

    i = tingkat bunga

    n = waktu

  • Contoh Soal Bunga Biasa

    Contoh perhitungan 1

    Seseorang meminjam uang $ 1000,-

    dengan bunga i=20% pertahun. Tiga

    bulan kemudian uang

    dikembalikan. Berapa besarnya?

    F = P (1+ 1/4 20%)

    = 1000 (1 + 0.05)

    = $ 1050,-

    Contoh perhitungan 2

    Jika pengembaliannya 6 bulan:

    F = P (1+ 1/2 20%)

    = 1000 (1 + 0.1 )

    = $ 1100,-

    Contoh perhitungan 3

    Jika pengembaliannya 2 tahun:

    F = P (1+ 2 20%)

    = 1000 (1+ 0.40)

    = $ 1400,-

  • Contoh Soal Bunga Berganda

    Contoh perhitungan 1

    Seseorang meminjam uang $ 1000,-

    dengan bunga i=20% pertahun. Dua

    tahun kemudian uang dikembalikan.

    Berapa besarnya?

    F1 = 1000 (1 + 20%)

    = $ 1200,-

    F2 = 1200 (1+20%)

    = $ 1440,-

    Contoh perhitungan 2

    Jika pengembaliannya 3 bulan:

    Maka i menjadi * 20% = 5%

    F = 1000 (1 + 5%)1

    = $1050,-

    Contoh perhitungan 3

    Jika pengembaliannya 6 bulan:

    F = 1000 (1 + 10%)1

    = $1100,-

    Atau

    F = 1000 (1 + 5%)2

    = $1102,50

  • BUNGA MENURUT TINGKAT PENGEMBALIANNYA

    Nominal Interest Rate

    Tingkat bunga Tahunan

    Dapat digandakan beberapa kali

    pertahun (misal bulanan)

    Misal: Bunga 8% setahun dibagi 4 kali

    setahun = bunga 8% pertahun

    diberlakukan secara kwartal

    Maka bunga 8% Tingkat bunga

    nominal tahunan

    Bunga 2% Tingkat bunga

    nominal kwartal

    Effective Interest Rate

    Perbandingan antara bunga yang

    didapat dengan jumlah uang awal

    pada suatu periode (misal 1 tahun)

    I = F - P = P ( 1 + i )n - P

    i n = (F P) / P

    = [P ( 1 + i )n - P] / P

    = [(1 + i)n - 1]

    ieff = (1 + iannual/n)n 1

    ieff = ei - 1

  • Example Problem

    Nominal Interest Rate

    The annual interest rate is 6%, andthe interest is compoundedquarterly. What is the quarterlynominal interest rate? What is theeffective annual interest rate ifcompounded quarterly?

    Nominal interest rate

    inominal = 6/4 = 1.5%

    Effective interest rate

    ieff = (1+0.015)4 1 = 6.13%

    Effective Interest Rate

    A local bank announces that adeposit over $1,000 will receive amonthly interest of 0.5%. If youleave $10,000 in this account, howmuch would you have at the end ofone year?

    Fn = P ( 1 + i )n

    = 10,000 (1+0,005)12

    = 10,000 (1,0617) = $10,617

    ieff = (1 + i)n - 1

    = (1 + 0,005)12 1 = 0,0617

  • The graphic presentation of the costs and benefits over the

    time is called the cash flow diagram. This is the time profile of

    all the costs and benefits. It is a presentation of what costs

    have to be incurred and what benefits are received at all

    points in time.

    The following conventions are used in the construction of

    the cash flow diagram:

    The horizontal axis represents time

    The vertical axis represents costs and benefits

    Costs are shown by downward arrows

    Benefits are shown by upward arrows

  • Example

    A car leasing company buys a car from a wholesaler for $24,000 and leases it to a customer forfour years at $5,000 per year. Since the maintenance is not included in the lease, the leasingcompany has to spend $400 per year in servicing the car. At the end of the four years, theleasing company takes back the car and sells it to a secondhand car dealer for $15,000. For themoment, in constructing the cash flow diagram, we will not consider tax, inflation, anddepreciation.

    Step 1 :

    Draw the horizontal axis to represent 1,2,3, and 4 years.

    0 1 2 3 4

    Step 2 :

    At time zero, i.e., the beginning of year 1, the leasing company spends $24,000. Hence, at time zero, on the horizontal axis, a downward arrow represents this number.

    0 1 2 3 4

    24,000

  • Step 3 :

    At the end of year 1, the company receives $5,000 from his customer. This is represented by an upward arrow at the end of year 1. The leasing co. also spends $400 for maintaining the car; this is represented by a downward arrow.

    0 1 2 3 4

    The situations at years 2 and 3 are exactly the same as year 1 and are the presentations on the cash flow diagram exactly as for the first year.

    0 1 2 3 4

    24,000

    400

    5,000

    5,000

    400

    24,000

  • Step 4 :

    At the end of the fourth year, in addition to the income and the expenditure as in the previous years, the leasing company receives $15,000 by selling the car. Thisadditional income is represented by an upward arrow

    The project ends at this time, so we have nothing else to insert in the cash flow diagram. We have represented all the costs and benefits in the cash flow. At this point, it is a good idea to go back through the life of the project and make sure that nothing as expressed in the description of the project is left out.

    15,000