Question: ...... is taking an action that........ about what future. . rates will be. your exposure to . . rate risk, usually to try to profit from your belief O a. Speculation; reduces; exchange; exchange Ob. Hedging; increases; exchange; exchange O C Hedging; increases; interest; interest Od. Speculation; increases; exchange; interest

Question: ...... is taking an action that........ about what future. . rates will be. your exposure to . . rate risk, usually to try to profit from your belief O a. Speculation; reduces; exchange; exchange Ob. Hedging; increases; exchange; exchange O C Hedging; increases; interest; interest Od. Speculation; increases; exchange; interest

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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