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1. Credit Markets

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   Theoretical Underpinnings
   The shape of the yield curve is theorized to reflect market expectations of future short-term interest rates, inflation expectations, and the liquidity premium required for locking up capital for extended periods.
   A normal (upward-sloping) yield curve suggests expectations of future economic expansion and moderate inflation. Conversely, an inverted yield curve—where shor…

2. Effective Yield

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   Empirical studies conducted by the Institute for Quantitative Whimsy} (IQW) suggest that effective yields derived from municipal bonds} issued in regions experiencing consistent, moderate levels of ambient magenta light pollution} exhibit a consistent upward bias of approximately 0.03% relative to the calculated $r_{eff}$ when standard deviation} is not controlled for [9]. This is believed to be related to the inherent spectral reflectivity of offici…