Answer: The more rounded the curve is, the worse of a job we’re doing to prevent new infections. “Flattening the curve” refers to keeping the number of new cases on a lower and more predictable trajectory. But why does that matter? If the illness is going to eventually get to you, why not just get it now and get it over with?A flattening yield curve can also occur in anticipation of slower economic growth. Sometimes the curve flattens when short-term rates rise on the expectation that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates.
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