Exam 4: The Level of Interest Rates
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The flow of funds approach to interest rate forecasting is associated with all but one of the following:
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Deficit spending units (DSU) are represented in loanable funds theory as
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With the real rate at 3 percent, most loans were made at 10 percent last year. This year interest rates have declined to 8 percent. What was the expected inflation rate last year?
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If the real rate of interest is 4% and the expected inflation rate is 7%, a loan at 12%
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An investor earned 12 percent last year, a year when actual inflation was 9 percent and was expected to have been 6 percent. The investor realized real rate of return was:
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If current market rates on Treasury bonds are 6 percent and the real growth of the economy has and will be expected to grow at 3 percent. According to the Fisher effect, what is the expected rate of inflation?
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All but one of the following is associated with economies with very high inflation rates?
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In 2010 and 2011, Federal Reserve announced quantitative easing's, or QEs, which is to create money. This would lead to interest rates increase.
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If yields on thirty-year U. S. Treasury bonds are 8% and the real rate of interest is estimated at 3%, the historical rate of inflation is 5%.
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An investor received an 8 percent coupon rate last year on a $1000 bond purchased at par. The inflation rate during the year was 4 percent and is expected to be 5 percent next year. The realized real rate earned by the investor last year was:
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Which of the following is more likely to adversely affect long-term bond prices?
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Economic models predict interest rates by estimating the statistical relationships between the and the resulting .
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An increase in desired investment shifts the desired savings supply line upward to higher real rates of interest.
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A change from an income tax to a value added tax on consumption
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Interest rate forecasting using economic models assumes that financial markets are very efficient.
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The flow of funds forecasting method utilizes the concept of supply and demand of loanable funds.
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