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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2011 · 2 MIN

Interest

from World of Business

This two-minute film, created by the School of Business FHNW, shows how an asset’s rate of interest contributes to its value: chickens lay eggs. These can either be used to bake a cake (consumption) or left to hatch into young chickens (appendix), which lay eggs again (compound interest).

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The film illustrates the effect of compounding interest in an entertaining way. Based on the egg-laying hens (interest rate, the eggs in the movie), it is clear that one can either consume or reinvest an asset to generate higher returns. If the interest is applied repeatedly over a long period, the value of the asset increases.

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