The three major components of a bond are the bond price, maturity date, and coupon rate.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)


False

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Is keeping money growth low when the central bank can accurately forecast real growth a guarantee that short-run inflation will not occur? Explain

What will be an ideal response?

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A bond buyer is a

a. saver. Long term bonds have less risk than short term bonds. b. saver. Long term bonds have more risk than short term bonds. c. borrower. Long term bonds have less risk than short term bonds. d. borrower. Long term bonds have more risk than short term bonds.

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If consumption and investment spending decline, then state and local government spending is likely to

A. Decline, leading to less economic instability. B. Increase, leading to less economic instability. C. Increase, leading to more economic instability. D. Decline, leading to more economic instability.

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Automobiles create externalities because they are expensive and not everyone can afford the car they want.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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