A. developed bonds
B. developing bonds
C. Brady bonds
D. swapped bonds
Related Mcqs:
- Markets dealing with residential loans, industry real estate loans, agricultural loans and commercial loans are called___________?
A. Residential markets
B. Mortgage markets
C. Agriculture markets
D. Commercial markets - The financial institutions having loans swapped for bonds can sell all the bonds in ___________?
A. under-developed markets
B. developed markets
C. primary markets
D. secondary markets - The bonds issued for longer term and must be sold in the country whose currency is not used in denomination of bonds are classified as __________?
A. interbank bonds
B. intrabank bonds
C. Australian bonds
D. Eurobonds - The type of bonds in which there are many maturity dates and part of issue is paid off at every maturity date is considered as ___________?
A. pledged bonds
B. serial bonds
C. series bonds
D. parallel bonds - The promised payments on the Eurobonds will be paid in the __________?
A. currency of denomination
B. currency of home country
C. currency of Australia
D. currency of local market - To make the promised payments, the federal money can _______________?
A. raise taxes
B. print money
C. increase labor hours
D. both A and B - Between the two identical bonds having different maturity periods, the price of the ______ bond will change less than that of ______ bond.
A. long-term; short-term
B. short-term; long-term
C. lower-coupon; higher-coupon
D. None of the given options - The type of bonds which does not have U.S treasury as collateral and are swapped for outstanding loans are classified as _____________?
A. collateral bonds
B. sovereign bonds
C. primary bonds
D. secondary bonds - The bonds issued by corporations for relatively longer term are classified as
A. long term bonds
B. short term bonds
C. corporate bonds
D. Federal Reserve bonds - Considering the yields of bonds, the secured bonds as compared to unsecured bonds have
A. higher yields
B. lower yields
C. untimed yields
D. termed yields
