The Liquidity Preference Theory Holds That Interest Rates Are Determined

question 83

Multiple Choice

The liquidity preference theory holds that interest rates are determined by the:

• A)supply of and demand for moneyinvestor preference for short-term securties
• B)supply of and demand for loanable fundsinvestor preference for higher-yielding long-term securities.
• C)"flow" of funds over time
• D)"flow" of bank credit over time

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