For the other non-price conditions, the increase in equilibrium interest rate leads to __________?
Option A: zero restrictiveness
Option B: negative restriction
Option C: increase restrictiveness
Option D: decrease restrictiveness
Correct Answer: decrease restrictiveness ✔
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Option A: cost of loanable funds is high
Option B: cost of loanable fund is low
Option C: equilibrium is zero
Option D: equilibrium is negative
Correct Answer: cost of loanable funds is high ✔
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Option A: durable goods
Option B: non-durable goods
Option C: equilibrium goods
Option D: non-equilibrium goods
Correct Answer: durable goods ✔
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Option A: global surplus
Option B: national debt
Option C: international debt
Option D: global debt
Correct Answer: national debt ✔
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Option A: long term fixed assets
Option B: short term fixed assets
Option C: short term working capital
Option D: long term working capital
Correct Answer: long term fixed assets ✔
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Option A: short-term funds
Option B: long-term funds
Option C: surplus of funds
Option D: deficit of funds
Correct Answer: surplus of funds ✔
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Option A: shift left
Option B: shift right
Option C: upside movement
Option D: downside movement
Correct Answer: upside movement ✔
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Option A: Two way relationship
Option B: One way relationship
Option C: direct relationship
Option D: inverse relationship
Correct Answer: inverse relationship ✔
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Option A: upside
Option B: lower
Option C: higher
Option D: zero
Correct Answer: lower ✔
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Option A: increase in near term
Option B: decrease in near term
Option C: increase in long term
Option D: decrease in long term
Correct Answer: increase in near term ✔
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Option A: surplus of funds
Option B: deficit of funds
Option C: short-term funds
Option D: long-term funds
Correct Answer: deficit of funds ✔
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Option A: remain constant
Option B: fluctuate
Option C: decreases
Option D: increases
Correct Answer: decreases ✔
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Option A: forward rate
Option B: backward rate
Option C: termed rate
Option D: structured rate
Correct Answer: forward rate ✔
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Option A: short term working capital
Option B: long term working capital
Option C: long term fixed assets
Option D: short term fixed assets
Correct Answer: short term working capital ✔
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Option A: saving fund theory
Option B: constant funds
Option C: borrowed theory
Option D: loanable funds theory
Correct Answer: loanable funds theory ✔
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Option A: increase in near term
Option B: decrease in near term
Option C: increase in long term
Option D: decrease in long term
Correct Answer: decrease in near term ✔
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Option A: invested interest
Option B: simple interest
Option C: earned interest
Option D: unstated interest
Correct Answer: simple interest ✔
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Option A: increase in interest rate
Option B: decrease in interest rate
Option C: increase in availability
Option D: decrease in availability
Correct Answer: increase in interest rate ✔
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Option A: down and to the left
Option B: down and to the right
Option C: up and to the left
Option D: up and to the right
Correct Answer: up and to the left ✔
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Option A: investing abroad
Option B: investing in domestic markets
Option C: increase in sovereign risk
Option D: increase in country risk
Correct Answer: investing abroad ✔
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Option A: insurance companies
Option B: government
Option C: corporations
Option D: households
Correct Answer: households ✔
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Option A: financial markets
Option B: setting interest arte
Option C: setting compounding rate
Option D: setting savings rate
Correct Answer: financial markets ✔
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Option A: increase in total wealth
Option B: decrease in total wealth
Option C: increase in future value
Option D: decrease in future value
Correct Answer: increase in total wealth ✔
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For the other non-price conditions, the decrease in equilibrium interest rate leads to __________?
Option A: increase restrictiveness
Option B: decrease restrictiveness
Option C: zero restrictiveness
Option D: negative restriction
Correct Answer: increase restrictiveness ✔
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Option A: increase in future value
Option B: decrease in future value
Option C: increase in total wealth
Option D: decrease in total wealth
Correct Answer: decrease in total wealth ✔
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Option A: equilibrium goods
Option B: non-equilibrium goods
Option C: durable goods
Option D: non-durable goods
Correct Answer: durable goods ✔
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Option A: tax-ability
Option B: covert ability
Option C: call ability
Option D: inflation premium
Correct Answer: inflation premium ✔
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Option A: up and to the left
Option B: up and to the right
Option C: down and to the left
Option D: down and to the right
Correct Answer: down and to the right ✔
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Option A: decreases
Option B: increases
Option C: positive
Option D: negative
Correct Answer: increases ✔
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Option A: effective annual return
Option B: ineffective annual return
Option C: decrease in return
Option D: increase in return
Correct Answer: effective annual return ✔
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Option A: equilibrium supply
Option B: equilibrium savings
Option C: equilibrium demand
Option D: equilibrium interest rate
Correct Answer: equilibrium interest rate ✔
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Option A: down and to the left
Option B: down and to the right
Option C: up and to the left
Option D: up and to the right
Correct Answer: up and to the left ✔
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Option A: upside movement
Option B: downside movement
Option C: shift left
Option D: shift right
Correct Answer: downside movement ✔
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Option A: fall in globalization
Option B: rise in globalization
Option C: rise in demand
Option D: inflation
Correct Answer: inflation ✔
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Option A: supply of loan-able funds
Option B: demand of loan-able funds
Option C: compounded funds
Option D: savings funds
Correct Answer: demand of loan-able funds ✔
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Option A: up and to the left
Option B: up and to the right
Option C: down and to the left
Option D: down and to the right
Correct Answer: down and to the right ✔
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Option A: (1+r) c – 1
Option B: (2+r) c – 2
Option C: (3+r) c – 3
Option D: (1+r) c – 5
Correct Answer: A. (1+r) c – 1 ✔
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Option A: support from World Bank
Option B: decreases in funds traded
Option C: increase in funds traded
Option D: rise of international funds
Correct Answer: decreases in funds traded ✔
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Option A: term structure of segmentation
Option B: term structure of interest rate
Option C: term structure of premium
Option D: term structure of inflation
Correct Answer: term structure of interest rate ✔
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Option A: compound interest
Option B: investment risk
Option C: interest rate
Option D: stated rate
Correct Answer: compound interest ✔
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Option A: increase in availability
Option B: decrease in availability
Option C: decrease in interest rate
Option D: increase in interest rate
Correct Answer: increase in interest rate ✔
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Option A: present value of annuity
Option B: future value of annuity
Option C: decreased value of annuity
Option D: increased value of annuity
Correct Answer: future value of annuity ✔
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Option A: zero demand of funds
Option B: equilibrium demands of funds
Option C: higher demand of funds
Option D: lower demand of funds
Correct Answer: higher demand of funds ✔
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Option A: global market is stagnant
Option B: global market is not stagnant
Option C: domestic market is stagnant
Option D: domestic market is not stagnant
Correct Answer: domestic market is stagnant ✔
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Option A: decreased value of annuity
Option B: increased value of annuity
Option C: present value of annuity
Option D: future value of annuity
Correct Answer: present value of annuity ✔
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Option A: higher
Option B: zero
Option C: upside
Option D: lower
Correct Answer: higher ✔
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Option A: domestic market is stagnant
Option B: domestic market is not stagnant
Option C: global market is stagnant
Option D: global market is not stagnant
Correct Answer: domestic market is stagnant ✔
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Option A: compounded funds
Option B: savings funds
Option C: supply of loan-able funds
Option D: demand of loan-able funds
Correct Answer: supply of loan-able funds ✔
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Option A: special provisions
Option B: liquidity and default risk
Option C: inflation and real interest arte
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: equilibrium demand
Option B: equilibrium interest rate
Option C: equilibrium supply
Option D: equilibrium savings
Correct Answer: equilibrium interest rate ✔
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Option A: savings
Option B: interest rate
Option C: future value
Option D: present value
Correct Answer: interest rate ✔
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