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A rise in the price of a bond causes the yield of the bond to

A rise in the price of a bond causes the yield of the bond to
A) fall.
B) rise if it's a short-term bond, fall if it's a long-term bond.
C) remain unchanged.
D) rise.

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Macroeconomics

Edition: 8^th

Authors: Abel, Bernanke, Croushore

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