Multiple Choice
What are the reasons for the general fall in interest rates between 1920 and World War II?
A) poor business conditions and low confidence in public policies
B) high taxes and stringent government regulations
C) an increase in the demand for bonds
D) an increase in the supply of bonds
Correct Answer:
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