Exam 6: The Economics of Interest-Rate Spreads and Yield Curves

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An increase in household wealth increases the risk premium of corporate bonds.

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If a positive liquidity premium is included in the formula for the term structure, a downward sloping yield curve is impossible.

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Ceteris paribus, an increase in the government budget deficit will cause the risk premia on corporate bonds to

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If the government makes it easier to buy its bonds online, the risk premia for corporate bonds will

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Ratings from Moody's and S&P measure

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If S&P upgrades a corporate bond the _____ for the bond will shift and its risk premium will

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Ceteris paribus, a junk bond has a lower risk premium than other bonds.

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If interest rates on one-year bonds are expected to stay at 3% and the term premium is 1%, what would the yield curve look like?

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Does the information in the table about the yield curve indicate a possible recession?

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If a corporate bond loses its listing on a centralized exchange, explain the effect on the risk premium in terms of the supply and demand for bonds.

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