Central Bank’s Balance Sheet Case Study
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Central Bank’s Balance Sheet Case Study
Homework
Assignment#3
- Chapter12-P326-#10
A bank with a two-year investment horizon has issued a one-year certificate of deposit for $50 million at an interest rate of 2 percent. With the proceeds, the bank has purchased a two-year Treasury note that pays 4 percent interest. What risk does the bank face in entering into these transactions? What would happen if all interest rates were to rise by 1 percent? (LO3)
- Chapter13-P358-#17
Suppose you have a defined-contribution pension plan. As you go through your working life, in what order would you choose to have the following portfolio al- locations: (a) 100 percent bonds and money-market instruments, (b) 100 percent stocks, (c) 50 percent bonds and 50 percent stocks? (LO2)
- Chapter15-p421-#17
Suppose in an election year the economy started to slow down. At the same time, clear signs of inflationary pressures were apparent. How might the central bank with a primary goal of price stability react? How might members of the incum- bent political party who are up for re-election react? (LO2)
- Chapter17-p480-#19
In which of the following cases will the size of the central bank’s balance sheet change? (LO2)
- The Federal Reserve conducts an open market purchase of $100 million U.S. Treasury securities.
- A commercial bank borrows $100 million from the Federal Reserve.
- The amount of cash in the vaults of