The Phenomenon Known as "Flight to Quality" Causes Yields on Government

question 68

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon known as "flight to quality" causes yields on government bonds and corporate bonds

• A) to fall in tandem.
• B) to become less volatile.
• C) to move in opposite directions.
• D) to rise in tandem.

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Definitions:

Leasehold Estate

The creation of an ownership interest in the tenant. An interest in real estate that is held under a lease. Also called tenancy.

Life Estate

An estate in which the owner owns real property for his or her life or for the life of another.

Reversion Estate

A future interest in property when title is to return to the grantor or grantor’s heirs upon expiration of a life estate.

Tenancy In Common

A form of joint ownership of property where each owner holds a percentage interest that can be sold or inherited independently of the others.