The liquidity premium theory of the term structure maintains that investors require an extra return to induce
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The liquidity premium theory of the term structure maintains that investors require an extra return to induce them to lend for longer periods. The reason that investors require this inducement is:
A. Because, historically, the term structure has more often sloped upwards than downwards.
B. To compensate them for expected inflation.
C. Because it’s the way people preferences tend to be
D. To compensate them for default risk.
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