Exam 3: Structure of Interest Rates
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A theory states that while investors and borrowers may normally concentrate on a particular natural maturity market, conditions may cause them to change maturity markets. This theory is calledthe
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If shorter-term securities have higher annualized yields than longer-term securities, the yield curve
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Assume the yield curve is flat. If investors flood the short-term market and avoid the long-term market, they may cause the yield curve to
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The preference for more liquid short-term securities places downward pressure on the slope of the
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Because interest rates may vary significantly across countries at a given point in time, investors do not monitor the term structures of interest rates in foreign countries unless they are interested in investing in a particular foreign country.
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An upward-sloping yield curve indicates that Treasury securities with ____ maturities offer ____ annualized yields.
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In general, securities with ____ characteristics will offer ____ yields.
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Within the category of capital market securities, municipal bonds have the before-tax yield, and their after-tax yield is typically of Treasury bonds from the perspective of investors in high tax brackets.
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The term structure of interest rates defines the relationship
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If a security can easily be converted to cash without a loss in value, it
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According to segmented markets theory, if investors have mostly short-term funds available and borrowers want long-term funds, there would be ____ pressure on the supply of short-term funds provided by investors and ____ pressure on the yield of long-term securities.
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Holding other factors such as risk constant, the relationship between the maturity and the annualized yield of debt securities is called the
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The graphic comparison of maturities and annualized yields is known as the interest rate curve.
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The forward rate is commonly used to represent the market's forecast of the future interest rate.
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In some time periods, there is evidence that corporations initially financed long-term projects with short-term funds. They planned to borrow long-term funds once interest rates were lower. Thisspecifically supports the ____ for explaining the term structure of interest rates.
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The theory for the term structure of interest rates that says the shape of the yield curve is determined solely by expectations of future interest rates is called the
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Vaughn Corporation is considering the issue of commercial paper and would like to know the yield it should offer on its commercial paper. The corporation believes that a 0.2 percent credit riskpremium, a 0.1 percent liquidity premium, and a 0.3 percent tax adjustment are necessary to sell its commercial paper to investors. Furthermore, annualized T-bill rates are 7 percent. Based on this information, Vaughn should offer ____ percent on its commercial paper.
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