All Else Being Equal, an Increase in the Yield to Maturity

question 1

Multiple Choice

All else being equal, an increase in the yield to maturity of a bond will result in:

• A)an increase in the market price of the bond.
• B)a greater interest rate price risk on a long-term bond than on a short-term bond.
• C)an increase in the maturity value of the bond.
• D)a decrease in the rate of return at which the cash flows from the portfolios can be reinvested.
• E)a lower risk of suffering losses in the market values of the bond portfolios.

Identify key philosophers and their concerns with the concept of justice.

Describe the initial situation and the veil of ignorance in Rawls's theory.

Explain the importance of fairness in establishing principles of justice according to Rawls.

Discuss the role of ordinary men and women in Rawls's societal model.

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Definitions:

External Validity

The extent to which the results of a study can be generalized to other situations, populations, or time periods beyond the study itself.

Diffusion

In experimental design, the problem of a treatment effect spreading from group to group as people communicate.

Treatment Effect

The difference in outcomes between a group receiving an intervention and a control group in an experimental study.

Factorial Designs

Experimental designs that manipulate two or more variables at a time.