The most popular floating rate in swaps is
A) LIBOR.
B) the Treasury note rate.
C) the prime rate.
D) the six-month Treasury bill rate.
A
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Liquidity of an asset refers to:
a. its level of risk. b. whether it is held domestically or overseas. c. the ease with which it can be sold. d. its volatility.
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In the United States, the annual growth rate of real GDP per hour worked between 2006 and 2014 averaged
A) -0.3%. B) 1.2%. C) 6.9%. D) 10.2%.
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