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The bond supply curve slopes up because

The bond supply curve slopes up because
A) interest rates rise as bond prices rise.
B) when bond prices are high, inflation is high.
C) the lender is willing and able to offer more bonds when the price of the bond is low.
D) the borrower is willing and able to offer more bonds when the price of the bond is high.

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Money, Banking, and the Financial System

Edition: 3^rd

Authors: Hubbard, O'Brien

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