A) default risk
B) liquidity
C) tax status
D) term to maturity
E) All of the above affect yields on debt securities.
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A) highest; below that
B) lowest; above that
C) highest; above that
D) lowest; below that
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A) longer; lower
B) longer; higher
C) shorter; lower
D) shorter; higher
E) Answers A and D are correct.
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A) overestimates
B) accurately estimates
C) underestimates
D) is an unbiased forecast of (it has an equal chance of overestimating or underestimating)
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A) always downward sloping.
B) non-existent.
C) the same as the United States at any point in time.
D) none of the above
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A) increase; upward
B) increase; downward
C) decrease; upward
D) decrease; downward
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A) greater than
B) equal to
C) less than
D) A or B are both common
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A) upward; downward
B) downward; upward
C) upward; upward
D) downward; downward
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A) segmented markets theory.
B) liquidity premium theory.
C) pure expectations theory.
D) theory of rational expectations.
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A) Some types of debt securities always offer a higher yield than others.
B) Debt securities offer different yields because they exhibit different characteristics that influence the offered yield.
C) In general, securities with favorable characteristics will offer higher yields to entice investors.
D) All of the above are true with respect to debt securities.
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A) most debt is financed by foreign investors.
B) the Treasury's debt level is small.
C) maturity markets are segmented.
D) A and B
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A) become inverted.
B) become flat.
C) become upward sloping.
D) be unaffected.
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True/False
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True/False
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True/False
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A) junk bonds.
B) corporate stock.
C) Treasury securities.
D) investment-grade bonds.
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A) 2.8
B) 115
C) 103
D) 15.1
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A) flat.
B) downward sloping.
C) upward sloping.
D) none of the above.
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A) is horizontal.
B) is upward sloping.
C) is downward sloping.
D) cannot be determined unless we know additional information (such as the level of market interest rates) .
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A) liquidity premium theory.
B) efficient markets theory.
C) pure expectations theory.
D) preferred habitat theory.
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