All of the following will shift the demand curve for capital, except: a. future expectations about the demand for the good produced by a firm. b. technological changes. c. the price of capital. d. the entry of new firms into the market. e. the change in the interest rate. 2. If the coupon rate of a particular bond increases: a. the supply of the bond increases. b. the price of the bond declines. c. the demand for the bond declines. d. the supply of the bond decreases. e. the demand for the bond increases. Title_with_topic: Factors Affecting Demand for Capital and Bond Prices
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