A. term structure of segmentation
B. term structure of interest rate
C. term structure of premium
D. term structure of inflation
Related Mcqs:
- The loan-able funds theory is used to determine:
A. savings
B. interest rate
C. future value
D. present value - According to loanable funds theory, the fall in interest rates result into ____________?
A. zero demand of funds
B. equilibrium demands of funds
C. higher demand of funds
D. lower demand of funds - According to loanable funding theory, the net suppliers of funds are ____________?
A. insurance companies
B. government
C. corporations
D. households - The theory which states that interest equilibrium is the result of demand and supply in trading markets, is classified as __________?
A. saving fund theory
B. constant funds
C. borrowed theory
D. loanable funds theory - The participants of financial system reduce the demand for their funds if the economic growth in _____________?
A. domestic market is stagnant
B. domestic market is not stagnant
C. global market is stagnant
D. global market is not stagnant - The decrease in present value at decreasing rate only, when there is _____________?
A. increase in availability
B. decrease in availability
C. decrease in interest rate
D. increase in interest rate - The shift of demand curve to down and then to the left resulting in _____________?
A. support from World Bank
B. decreases in funds traded
C. increase in funds traded
D. rise of international funds - The monetary expansion decreases and there is an increase in equilibrium interest rate then supply curve of funds must shift _____________?
A. down and to the left
B. down and to the right
C. up and to the left
D. up and to the right - The special provisions that can have adverse or beneficial effects and are reflected in interest rates do not include _____________?
A. tax-ability
B. covert ability
C. call ability
D. inflation premium - The loans for education and medical is classified as loans for _____________?
A. equilibrium goods
B. non-equilibrium goods
C. durable goods
D. non-durable goods