148k views
1 vote
If the demand for bonds shifts to the​ left, the price of bonds A. ​increases, and interest rates fall. B. ​decreases, and interest rates rise. C. ​increases, and interest rates rise. D. ​decreases, and interest rates fall.

User Carl K
by
6.1k points

1 Answer

6 votes

Answer:

B. ​decreases, and interest rates rise.

Step-by-step explanation:

A leftward shift of the bond means that the demand for bonds have fallen. If interest rate rises, the demand for bonds would fall, this would lead to a decrease in prices

User Eridal
by
6.9k points