1- Changes in the ________ probably do not affect the required rate of return by investors.
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2- Which of the following is not a reason for bank failures?
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3- The risk premium on a commercial bank is most likely to changes in response to a change in ________.
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All the choices risk free rate, risk premium, money supply and budget deficit affect the required rate of return by investors.
Answer is E)
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Low loan default percentage is a good sign for banks as they get their loans repaid, and makes the asset performing.
Answer is d) Low loan default percentage
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The risk premium for a commercial bank is most likely to change with change in money supply as money supply directly affects the business of the bank
Answer is b) Money supply
1- Changes in the ________ probably do not affect the required rate of return by investors....
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