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3. An increase in either the risk-free rate or the risk premium on a fixed-rate mortgage results in a higher required rate of return when investing in the mortgage and therefore causes mortgage prices to decrease.
true or false
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Answer is True
Increase in either risk free rate or risk premium will increase the interest rate on the mortgage. Price and interest rate have inverse relationship. So increase in rate will led to decrease in the price
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