Why might a country like Brazil have to offer a much higher interest rate on its government bonds than those offered by the Great Britain?
What will be an ideal response?
Potential bond holders perceive that Brazil is a greater credit risk than Great Britain and therefore must be compensated for taking on that risk.
Economics
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a. 9,600 bolivar per dollar. b. 1,500 dollars per lira. c. 1,500 bolivar per dollar. d. .00066 bolivar per dollar.
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The market demand for the product of a monopolistic competitor will likely be
A) unitary elastic. B) relatively inelastic. C) relatively elastic. D) perfectly elastic.
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