63．—John won’t join the chess club，will he? —No. He has no interest_________ playing chess． A: A．at B: B．in C: C．on

The interest rate can be divided into spot interest rate and forward interest rate according to the time of interest calculation.

The relationship among real interest rate, nominal interest rate, and expected inflation rate is _________. A: real interest rate = nominal interest rate+ expected inflation rate B: real interest rate = nominal interest rate- expected inflation rate C: real interest rate = expected inflation rate - nominal interest rate D: nominal interest rate = real interest rate - expected inflation rate

The compound interest is the interest on interest.

Compounding the interest means earning interest on interest , so we call the result compound interest.

Emily ____________ things from all types of materials. A: makes an interest to make B: takes an interest to make C: takes an interest in making D: makes an interest in making

If a country had deflation, A: the nominal interest rate would be greater than the real interest rate. B: the real interest rate would be greater than the nominal interest rate. C: the real interest rate would equal the nominal interest rate. D: None of the above is necessarily correct.

If the inflation rate is zero, then A: both the nominal interest rate and the real interest rate can fall below zero. B: the nominal interest rate can fall below zero, but the real interest rate cannot fall below zero. C: the real interest rate can fall below zero, but the nominal interest rate cannot fall below zero. D: neither the nominal interest rate nor the real interest rate can fall below zero.

The impact of national interest rate on the exchange rate is ( ). A: up to compare factors such as foreign interest rate and domestic inflation rate. B: rising interest rates, rising currencies C: falling interest rates, falling currencies D: falling interest rates and rising currencies

In the late 1970s, U.S. nominal interest rates were high and real interest rates were low, but in the late 1990s, U.S. nominal interest rates were low and real interest rates were high.