Dig in the dirt near pyrimids and make sure to have a metal detector.
Answer:
c. The maturity risk premium is zero.
Explanation:
Pure expectation theory states that the forward rate will represent expected future rate. Term structure is said to be a reflection of what the market expects future short term rates to be.
As future rates are expected to be the same as spot rates for that date, the theory is only applicable when there is no risk premium. That is the maturity risk premium is zero.
I believe the answer is: stereotype threat
stereotype threat refers to a prejudice that being targeted toward a certain member of a social group that could prevent those people from achieving their goals in society. Examples of a stereotype threat are: Girls are worse than boys at science, Men who are not physically strong are unworthy, etc.
<span>What used to be known as "multiple personality disorder" is now known as </span>Dissociative identity disorder (DID).
Not 100% sure if this is right but if it is multiple choice and this is an option than it is most likely correct...
