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Bonds 108: Introduction to Government Bonds

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1.
Why does the US government sell bonds?
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To fund its programs and meet its expenses. The US government often finds it useful to seek funds from the public.
2.
Treasury bond maturities can last as long as ________ years.
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Thirty. Thirty years is the maximum maturity.
3.
Investors in collateralized mortgage obligations choose interest and principal slices based on their desired ________.
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Maturities. They invest according to the bonds' maturities.
4.
How do Treasury notes differ from Treasury bonds?
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Their maturities. Their maturities last from one to ten years, while those of Treasury bonds last longer than ten years.
5.
Which of the following agencies does not issue mortgage-backed securities?
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The US Post Office. The others were created for mortgage purposes.
6.
________ are redeemed by the US government rather than sold on exchanges.
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Non-marketable US bonds. They are called "non-marketable" because they cannot be sold on markets, and exchanges are markets.
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