Will a U.S. Treasury bill have a risk premium that is higher than, lower than, or the same as that of a similar security (in terms of maturity and liquidity) issued by thegovernment of Colombia?OA. AU.S. Treasury bill will have the same risk premium as that of a similar security issued by the government of Colombia.OB. AU.S. Treasury bill may have a higher risk premium depending on the fiscal imbalances that each country exhibits at a given point in time.OC. AU.S. Treasury bill will have a lower risk premium since U.S. government issued securities are usually considered to be default free.

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Will a U.S. Treasury bill have a risk premium that is higher than, lower than, or the same as that of a similar security (in terms of maturity and liquidity) issued by the government of Colombia? O A. AU.S. Treasury bill will have the same risk premium as that of a similar security issued by the overnment of Colombia. OB. AUS. Treasury bill may have a higher risk premium depending on the fiscal imbalances that each country exhibits at a given point in time. OC. AU.S. Treasury bill will have a lower risk premium since U.S. government issued securities are usually considered to be default free.

Will a U.S. Treasury bill have a risk premium that is higher than, lower than, or the same as that of a similar security (in terms of maturity and liquidity) issued by the government of Colombia? O A. AU.S. Treasury bill will have the same risk premium as that of a similar security issued by the overnment of Colombia. OB. AUS. Treasury bill may have a higher risk premium depending on the fiscal imbalances that each country exhibits at a given point in time. OC. AU.S. Treasury bill will have a lower risk premium since U.S. government issued securities are usually considered to be default free.

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