We would expect the interest rate on Bond A to be higher than the interest rate on Bond B if the two bonds have identical characteristics except that
a. Bond A was issued by a financially weak corporation and Bond B was issued by a financially strong corporation.
b. Bond A was issued by the Exxon Mobil Corporation and Bond B was issued by the state of New York.
c. Bond A has a term of 20 years and Bond B has a term of 1 year.
d. All of the above are correct.
d
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The labor force participation rate is
a. the portion of the working-age population that is actively in the labor market b. the portion of the labor force that is employed c. the portion of the working-age population that is working d. the portion of the working-age population that would work if jobs were available e. none of the above
If the game continues for infinity, then the new Nash Equilibrium is a. for one firm to charge a HP forever
b. for your firm charge a LP when the other firm does. c. for each firm to charge HP so long as the rival does, otherwise charge a LP. d. for each firm to charge LP until the rival does, and then to charge a HP forever.
You have narrowed down your Friday night plans to either going bowling or playing billiards. If you choose to go bowling, then for you playing billiards is the ________ of going bowling.
A. marginal cost B. empirical cost C. variable cost D. opportunity cost
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. An expansionary monetary policy is less effective in influencing aggregate demand compared to a restrictive monetary policy. 2. Monetary policy, unlike fiscal policy, does not have any time lags. 3. The major advantages of monetary policy include its flexibility, speed, and political palatability. 4. The effects of expansionary monetary policy are strengthened by a liquidity trap.