The liquidity preference theory holds that:()
A. rational investors should show no preferences for either short- or long-term debt securities.
B. the yield curve should be upward-sloping.
C. cash should be preferred to Treasury securities because it is more liquid.
参考答案:B
解析:
The liquidity preference theory definitely has an upward-sloping bias with regard to the shape of the yield curve. That is because it holds that investors generally prefer the greater liquidity and reduced risk that accompanies short-term securities and, as a result, require a premium (higher yields) to get them to invest in longer-term securities.