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Rational expectations theory suggests that changes in people's expectations in response to
changes in fiscal and monetary policy changes will make such policy changes ineffective.
Interest Rate Cap
A limit on the maximum interest rate increase that can be charged on a variable-rate loan or mortgage.
Treasury Bonds
Treasury Bonds are long-term government debt securities issued by the U.S. Treasury, with maturity periods typically ranging from 20 to 30 years.
Futures Contracts
Agreements, enforceable by law, to acquire or dispose of certain commodities or financial assets at a price agreed upon now, to be transacted at a later date.
Hedge Cost Risk
Hedge cost risk refers to the potential variability in the expense of hedging strategies, which are used to mitigate financial risks associated with currency, interest rates, or commodities.
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