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8. Ford Motor Company issues 20year bonds having annual payments. The face value of the bonds is $1,000. The bonds pay annual coupon rate of 8%. At the time the bonds are issued, investors require a rate of return of 6%. If there is no change over time in the rate of return that investors require on this bond, what should we expect to happen to the market price of the bonds as the maturity date draws closer (i.e., as time progresses)? A. The bond price will not change; B. The bond price will be above par value, but will fall closer to the par value over time; C. The bond price will be above par value, and will rise further above the par value over time: D. The bond price will be below par value, but will rise closer to the par value over time; E. The bond price will be below par value, and will fall further below the par value over time. 9. According to this hypothesis, there is no connection between shortterm rates and longterm rates. Rather, what we call the "yield curve" is really just a collection of separate interest rates determined by the interaction of supply and demand in separate markets for funds: A. B. C. D. E. Liquidity preference hypothesis Market segmentation hypothesis Pure expectations hypothesis Collective markets hypothesis Efficient markets hypothesis