Segmented markets theory
Segmented markets theory is a theory of term structure that sees markets for different-maturity bonds as completely separated and segmented such that the interest rate for bonds of a given maturity is determined solely by supply of and demand for bonds of that maturity.
Category: Banking & Finance, Economics
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