What is rate?
Rate is the process of comparing two different quantities. It involves measuring the difference between two values or objects and then expressing it as a proportion or ratio. For example, the rate of inflation is the percentage change in the price of goods and services over some time. The rate of interest is the amount of interest paid or earned on a sum of money over a while.
Rate vs Price
Price and rate are two financial concepts that have an important relationship with each other. Price refers to the amount people are willing to pay for a good or service, while a rate is a measure indicating how much of that item can be bought or sold over a certain period. Understanding the differences between these two terms can help you make sound investment decisions.
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