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Money and Banking: Factors affecting bond demand and supply, Fischer effect, loanable funds and liquidity preference frameworks

   

Added on  2023-06-07

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Question 1
The expected return on the bond for the given cases is computed as shown below.
Question 2
The requisite computation is as shown below.
Question 3
The factors that are responsible for shift in the demand curve of bonds are as follows
(Damodaran, 127-129)
Wealth change leading to changes in availability of capital for investment
Inflation rate decrease leading to increase in the bond price and hence resulting in
higher demand
Expected interest rate decline leading to increase in the bond price thus increasing
demand
Changing risk associated with bonds
Changing liquidity of bond thus altering the liquidity premium associated with the
bond

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