Quiz #488
- 1. If we observe rising yields on 10-year government bond yields then we can safely conclude that bond investors are demanding increased risk premiums for these assets.
- 2. If a nation that is running an on-going external deficit is to avoid a recession, then the government spending (relative to taxation) has to rise if the household saving ratio rises.
- 3. While a currency-issuing government does not have to issue debt to fund its deficit spending, the debt-issuance does reduce the inflation risk associated with the deficits.
Quiz #488 answers
- 1. If we observe rising yields on 10-year government bond yields then we can safely conclude that bond investors are demanding increased risk premiums for these assets.
Answer: False
- 2. If a nation that is running an on-going external deficit is to avoid a recession, then the government spending (relative to taxation) has to rise if the household saving ratio rises.
Answer: False
- 3. While a currency-issuing government does not have to issue debt to fund its deficit spending, the debt-issuance does reduce the inflation risk associated with the deficits.
Answer: False