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Bonds 108:
Introduction to Government Bonds
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1.
How do Treasury notes differ from Treasury bonds?
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Their maturities
Their interest rates
Their collateral
Their issuers
Their maturities. Their maturities last from one to ten years, while those of Treasury bonds last longer than ten years.
2.
Why does the US government sell bonds?
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To fund its programs and meet its expenses
To profit from the market
To regulate the bond market
To keep abreast of the private sector
To fund its programs and meet its expenses. The US government often finds it useful to seek funds from the public.
3.
Why do US government agencies sell bonds?
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To profit in the market
To compete with the private sector
To compensate for uncollected tax revenue
To raise money for their operations
To raise money for their operations. Agencies need this money to do their work for the public.
4.
________ are redeemed by the US government rather than sold on exchanges.
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Marketable US bonds
Non-marketable US bonds
Mortgage-backed US bonds
Non-marketable US bonds. They are called "non-marketable" because they cannot be sold on markets, and exchanges are markets.
5.
Treasury bond maturities can last as long as ________ years.
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Ten
Twenty
Thirty
Fifty
Thirty. Thirty years is the maximum maturity.
6.
Investors in collateralized mortgage obligations choose interest and principal slices based on their desired ________.
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Yields
Income
Maturities
Maturities. They invest according to the bonds' maturities.
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