1. Explain what a yield curve is. 2 For each yield curve, explain what type of yield curve it is (normal, flat, inverted, humped). For each type, explain why it has the shape that it does. 3. What does the Government of Canada yield curve look like right now? a. Why does it have the shape that it does? b. What is your expectation for how the curve may change in the next 2-3 years? How did you arrive at your conclusion? 4. What does the yield curve in your home country look like right now? a. Why does it have the shape that it does? b. What is your expectation for how the curve may change in the next 2-3 years? How did you arrive at your conclusion