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Which theory of the yield curve suggests that long-term interest rates are determined by the market's expectations of future short-term rates plus a risk premium for tying up capital longer?
- The Expectations Theory with a Term Premium.
- The Pure (Unbiased) Expectations Theory.
- The Fisher Relationship.
- The Market Segmentation Theory.
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