Exam 4: The Level of Interest Rates
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All but one of the following factors influences the real rate of interest?
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Declining interest rates can be caused by an upward shift in the demand for loanable funds relative to the supply of loanable funds.
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Which one of the following is NOT an explanation for paying interest on borrowed money?
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An increase in the desired saving rate will increase real interest rates.
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If nominal interest rates are 10% and expected inflation is 5%, according to Fisher equation,
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Which of the following factors influence the real rate of interest?
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In January 2011, a Japanese investor placing money in dollar denominated assets desires a 5% real rate of return. Then international expected inflation rate is about 2.5% and the dollar is expected to decline against Japanese Yen by 10% over the investment period. What is the minimum required rate of return for this Japanese investor?
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________ real rates are almost always positive; _______real rates may be negative.
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The lower a consumer's positive time preference for consumption,
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Explain how price expectations influence the level of interest rates. What impact has inflation premiums had on interest rate levels in recent years?
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Calculate the price of a $1000 face value bond, maturing in three years with a 9 percent coupon (paid semiannually) if current real rates of interest are 4 percent, historical inflation rates are 3 percent, and expected inflation rates are 4 percent. (Use if next chapter covered in exam)
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An increase in rates of return on real capital investment will increase real interest rates.
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