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Econ Test #2 (5,6,7)

Econ Test #2

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What are the determinants of an asset demand? Wealth, Expected Returns, Risk, and Liquidity
As _______ increases, people demand more bonds. wealth
If the ___________ on bonds rises compared to other assets, demand increases. Expected Returns
If bonds become ____ compared to other assets, demand decreases. Riskier
If bonds become more _____, demand increases. Liquidity
When you graph a bond market graph, the ______ is on the X-axis. Price of Bond
When you graph a bond market graph, the ____ is on the Y-axis. Quantity of bonds
The relationship between a Bond Price and Interest Rates are ______. Inverse
If there is excess demand for bonds, Bond prices _____ and interest rates _____ rise, fall
If there is excess supply for bonds, bond prices ______ and interest rates ______ fall, rise
What two lines are graphed on a bond market graph? Supply and Demand
Wealth shifts the ____ curve. demand
Expected Returns shifts the _____ curve. demand
Risk shifts the ______ curve. demand
Liquidity shifts the _____ curve. demand
Expected profitability shifts the ____ curve. supply
Expected inflation shifts the _____ curve. supply
Government budget shifts the _____ curve. supply
The first step in the 3-step analysis process on the bond price and interest rate is to identify whether ______ or _____ changes. demand, supply
The second step in the 3-step analysis process on the bond price and interest rate is to determine the _______ of the shift. direction
The third step in the 3-step analysis process on the bond price and interest rate is to find the new ______ price and interest rate. equilibrium
The _______ ________ Theory is the interest rates are determined by the supply and demand for money. Liquidity Preference
The _____ _____ Equilibrium is where the money equals the money demand Money Market
When you graph a money market graph, the ____ is on the X-axis. Interest
When you graph a money market graph, the ____ is on the Y-axis. Money
The money ____ and the money ______ are graphed on the Money Market Graph. supply, demand
Income shifts the money ____ curve. demand
Price/expected inflation shifts the money ____ curve. demand
Fed adjusting the money supply adjusts the money ______ curve. supply
The first step of the 3-step analysis on the interest rate is to identify whether ________ ________ or _________ _________ changes. money demand, money supply
The second step of the 3-step analysis on the interest rate is to determine the _______ of the shift. direction
The third step of the 3-step analysis on the interest rate is to find the new ________ of the interest rate. equilibrium
The money market affects the _______ _______, which influence the ______ market. interest rates, bond
If wealth rises, the demand curve _____. rises
If the expected bond returns rises, the demand curve_____. rises
If the risk rises, the demand curve____. falls
If the liquidity rises, the demand curve _____. rises
If the expected profitability of Investment rises, the supply curve _____. rises
If the expected inflation rises, the supply curve _____. rises
If the government budget deficit increases, the supply curve _____. rises
If there is excess demand of money, the interest rate _____. rises
If there is excess supply of money, the interest rate____. falls
If the income rises, the demand curve____. rises
If the price level (inflation) rises, the demand curve____. rises
If the Fed increases money supply, interest rate_____ and bond price______. falls, rises
If the Fed decreases money supply, interest rate_____ and bond price_____. rises, falls
The three factors affecting the risk structure of interest rates are_____ ________, _____, and ______ _____ Default Risk, Liquidity, Tax Consideration
Higher Default Risk leads to ______ interest rates. higher
More liquid bonds have _____ interest rates. lower
Tax-exempt bonds have _______ interest rates. lower
The extra interest required by investors for taking on risk is a ______. Risk Premium
Increased risk makes the demand for bonds _____, prices________, and interest rates ______. fall, fall, rise
Increased liquidity makes the demand for bonds ______, prices ______. and interest rates _______. rise, rise, fall
Tax-exempt status makes the demand for bonds _______, prices ______, and interest rates ______. rise, rise, fall
What are the three shapes a yield curve can make? Upward-sloping, flat, downward-sloping
The _______ ________ are future short-term rates determine long-term rates. Expectations Theory
The _______ ________ _________ are investors preferring bonds with shorter maturities that have less interest-rate risk. Segmented Markets Theory
The ________ _______ ________ combines both theories to add a premium for longer-term bonds Liquidity Premium Theory
If a yield curve is upward sloping, then the future interest rates will be ______. higher
If a yield curve is flat, then the future interest rates will be ______. stable
If a yield curve is downward sloping, then the future interest rates will be ______. lower
On the One-Period model, the D1 is the dividend paid at the end of year 1
On the One-Period model, the P0 is the current price of the stock
On the One-Period model, the P1 is the sale price of the stock at the end of the first period
On the One-Period model, the Ke is the the required return on investment of equity
On the Gordon Growth Model, the D1 is the dividend for this year
On the Gordon Growth Model, the Ke is the required return on an investment in equity
On the Gordon Growth Model, the D0 is the the most recent dividend paid
On the Gordon Growth Model, the g is the expected constant growth rate in dividends
According to the Gordon Growth model, if dividends rise, then the stock price _____. rises
According to the Gordon Growth model, if the expected growth in dividends rise, then the stock price _______. rises
According to the Gordon Growth model, if the Required Return (Risk) rises, then the stock price ______. falls
The relationship between risk and required return is that if there is a _______ risk, there is a _______ required return, which _______ stock prices. higher, higher, higher
The __________ _________ theory is when people base expectations on past data. Adaptive Expectations
The ________ ________ theory is when people use all available information. Rational Expectations
The implication of the ________ _______ ________ is that financial markets quickly and fully incorporate all available information into assets prices, making it difficult for investors to consistently outperform the market. Efficient Market Theory
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