Finance Calculators (Page 32)
Mortgage, loans, investment returns, salaries tax, savings and more.
Loss Given Default (LGD) Calculator
From exposure at default and recovery value, compute the loss given default rate of a loan/credit asset.
GDP Calculator
Compute GDP by the expenditure approach: C + I + G + (X − M), the total market value of final goods and services produced in a period.
GDP per Capita Calculator
From GDP and population, compute GDP per capita = GDP ÷ population, the average output per person, used to compare living standards across regions.
GDP Growth Rate Calculator
From current and previous GDP, compute the growth rate: (current − previous) ÷ previous × 100%, measuring expansion or contraction between two periods.
CPI Inflation Rate Calculator
From the current and previous Consumer Price Index, compute the inflation rate: (CPI_now - CPI_prev) / CPI_prev x 100%.
From the number of unemployed and the labour force, compute the unemployment rate: unemployed ÷ labour force × 100, the share of the workforce who want a job but cannot find one.
Real GDP Calculator
From nominal GDP and the GDP deflator, compute real GDP: nominal GDP ÷ (GDP deflator ÷ 100), the true output after stripping out price changes.
GDP Deflator Calculator
From nominal GDP and real GDP, compute the GDP deflator: nominal GDP ÷ real GDP × 100, measuring overall price change vs the base period.
Real Interest Rate Calculator
From the nominal rate and inflation, compute the real interest rate (Fisher equation): (1 + nominal) ÷ (1 + inflation) − 1, the true return after prices rise.
From the reserve requirement ratio, compute the money multiplier: 1 ÷ reserve ratio, showing how much the banking system expands base money under fractional reserves.
Velocity of Money Calculator
From nominal GDP and the money supply, compute the velocity of money: nominal GDP ÷ money supply, the average times a dollar is spent per period.
Marginal Propensity to Consume Calculator
From the change in consumption and the change in disposable income, compute the marginal propensity to consume: how much of each extra dollar is spent.