Write down an equation representing the liquidity premium theory of the term structure of interest rates. Based on this theory, explain how the yields on short-term and medium-term government bonds are related.
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According to the liquidity premium theory of interest rates, long-term spot rates are totally unrelated to expectations of future short-term rates. the term structure must always be upward sloping. investors prefer certain maturities and will not normally switch out of those maturities. long-term spot rates are higher than the average of current and expected future short-term rates. investors are indifferent between different maturities if the long-term spot rates are equal to the average of current and expected future short-term rates.
Short-term (one-year) interest rates over the next 3 years are 3.0%, 3.5%, 4.0%. A liquidity premium of 15 basis points is required for each year of a bond’s maturity. Assume the liquidity premium theory of the term structure holds. What is the interest rate on a 3-year bond?
The following are statements consistent with the Segmented Markets Theory of the term structure on interest rates, EXCEPT: Question 9 options: Bonds of different maturity are close substitutes, implying that their interest rates move together over time. Due to the liquidity premium effect, the yield curve will likely be positively sloped. Investors' strong preferences for short-term relative to long-term bonds explains why Yield curves typically slope upwards. The interest rates among assets of different maturity are unrelated.
If the expectations theory of the term structure of interest rates is correct, and if the other term structure theories are invalid, and we observe a downward sloping yield curve, which of the following is a true statement? and why? Investors expect short-term rates to be constant over time. Investors expect short-term rates to increase in the future. Investors expect short-term rates to decrease in the future. It is impossible to say unless we know whether investors require a positive...
Which of the following statements about the term structure of interest rates is incorrect? A. According to the Liquidity Preference Theory, long-term interest rates are usually higher than short-term interest rates. B. The Market Segmentation Theory posits that bonds of different maturities are traded by different investors and their prices/yields are determined separately. C. The Pure Expectations Theory asserts that the yield curve is explained solely by investors' interest rate expectations. D. According to the Pure Expectations Theory, an upward...
30. If there is an excess demand for money using the liquidity preference theory) A. Individual sell bonds causing interest rates to fall B. Individuals sell bonds causing interest rates to rise C. Individuals buy bond causing interest rates to fall D. Individuals buy bonds causing interest rates to rise 31. If the money demand curve shifts to the left. Interest rates ----and bond prices A. Fall; rise B. Fall; fall C. Rise; rise D. Rise;fall 32. When the growth...
(10 points) Assume that Expectations Theory of the term structure of interest rates is true. Current yields on bonds of maturities 1 year through 5 years are given by: 4%, 3%, 3%, 4%, 4% Back out the expected current and expected future 1-year interest rates for the next five years from the information in the yields on bonds with maturities 1 through 5 year given above.
6. Suppose the economy has an inverted yield curve. Using the liquidity premium theory explain what this means for future short term interest rates. What does this imply about the business cycle? (5 pts)
The relationship between interest rates and bond maturity is called: A) Liquidity premium B) Yield to maturity C) Term structure of interest rates D) Maturity risk E) Inflation premium 2.
What is the difference between the expectations theory of the term structure of interest rates and the preferred habitat theory of interest rates?