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Nov 24 2021
Interest rates: where are they going?
Explain what might be the best course of action for central banks at the moment
Identify how supply and demand curves move in a perfectly functioning economy
Describe the output gap
Explain what might be the best course of action for central banks at the moment
Identify how supply and demand curves move in a perfectly functioning economy
Describe the output gap
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Interest rates: Where are they going?
The Bank of England kept interest rates at an all-time low when the MPC met in November. But change is in the air.
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Please answer the six multiple choice questions below in order to bank your CPD. Multiple attempts are available until all questions are correctly answered.
In a perfectly functioning economy, how are the supply and demand curves moving?
Moving upwards roughly together
The demand curve is flatter
The demand curve is steeper
The supply curve is steeper
What is the output gap?
The gap between recession and growth in the economy
The gap between the trend rate of growth and the actual rate of growth
The gap between forecast GDP and the level achieved
The level of lost productivity in the economy
What does George Lagarais believe might be the best course of action for central banks right now?
To put rates up
To cut rates
To cut quantitative easing
To do nothing
Which asset class does Rupert Thompson believe is the “only game in town” right now”
Bonds
Property
Equities
Cash
Which equities does Thompson believe will outperform against the US during a period of higher rates?
Eurozone
UK
Emerging markets
China
In what circumstances does Peter Fitzgerald believe all asset classes except equities will do well?
Negative real interest rates
If growth is rising
If growth is falling
If inflation is rising
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