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- Which one of the following statements is correct? Real rates must exceed inflation rates. Real interest rates might be positive, zero, or even negative. Nominal interest rates are not affected by inflation rates. Real interest rates will be positive as long as the inflation rate is positive. The Fisher hypothesis advocates that real interest rates follow inflation rates.Which one of the following statements is correct? A. Real rates must exceed inflation rates. B. Real interest rates might be positive, zero, or even negative. C. Nominal interest rates are not affected by inflation rates. D. Real interest rates will be positive as long as the inflation rate is positive. E. The Fisher hypothesis advocates that real interest rates follow inflation rates.How does a high rate of inflation affect money in all its different roles?
- Why should we care what the Term Structure of Interest Rates looks like? The Expectations Theory of the Term Structure of Interest Rates implies that the term structure is the result of expected inflation rates in the future. What else might cause the term structure to be what it is, that might not be in the Expectations Theory?What effect does inflation typically have on the EOQ?Can the actual real rate of interest be negative? When ? Can the expected real rate be negative?
- Which of the following is true about Interest Rate? i. The Fisher Effect illustrates the positive relationship between inflation and nominal interest rates. ii. APR will always be greater than the EAR. iii. We can find the nominal interest rate by adding the default and maturity premiums to the sum of the real rate and inflation. O A. ii and i only O B. i and ii only OC. i only O D. i, ii, and iiiWhich of the following statement about inflation is incorrect a. A positive inflation rate reduces purchase power of dollars b. Excess money supply increases inflation c. A positive inflation rate increases the real interest rate d. A positive inflation rate lows the real interest rateThe nominal rate equals the real rate plus the inflation rate. True or False?
- When does the present economy studies do or use? a. When interest rate is not given b. When time is not given c. When time is not given but interest rate is given d. When time is given but interest rate is not givenWhat makes it so difficult to correctly forecast interest rate changes?Why does money have a time value? Does inflation have anything to do with making a ringgit today worth more than a ringgit tomorrow?