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Bonds 108:
Introduction to Government Bonds
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1.
Why were collateralized mortgage obligations introduced to the market?
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To compete with stocks
To create collateral for government bonds
To keep mortgage bond yields above the rate of inflation
To reduce the prepayment risks that arise from refinanced mortgages
To reduce the prepayment risks that arise from refinanced mortgages. Investors can reduce their risks by choosing different maturities to invest in.
2.
Treasury bond maturities can last as long as ________ years.
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Ten
Twenty
Thirty
Fifty
Thirty. Thirty years is the maximum maturity.
3.
Treasury notes are sold through auctions.
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True
False
True. They are sold this way, using bids.
4.
Many investors consider government bonds the safest of all bonds because _______.
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They are not part of the private sector
Many of them have long maturities
They are backed by the credit of the US government
All of the above
They are backed by the credit of the US government. The US government is considered to have the best ability to repay bonds and bond interest.
5.
What is the range of maturities of agency bonds?
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One month to one year
Ten to thirty years
One to fifty years
Ten to seventy-five years
One to fifty years. Agency bonds have a very wide range.
6.
________ 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.
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