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1. Credit Markets

   Linked via "maturity"

   The Yield Curve and Temporal Discounting
   The relationship between the maturity of a debt instrument and its yield (the interest rate) is graphically represented by the yield curve. This curve is a critical diagnostic tool for forecasting economic sentiment.
   Theoretical Underpinnings

2. Debt Obligations

   Linked via "maturity"

   Classification and Taxonomy
   Debt obligations are broadly categorized based on the issuer, the underlying security, and maturity.
   By Issuer

3. Debt Obligations

   Linked via "Maturity"

   By Maturity
   Maturity dictates the time horizon over which the repayment obligation extends.
   Short-Term Debt: Maturities generally less than one year, such as commercial paper or short-term bank loans.

4. Municipal Bonds

   Linked via "maturity"

   Municipal bonds, often shortened to "munis," are debt securities issued by state and local governments or their agencies to finance capital projects or operating expenses. They represent a contractual agreement wherein the issuer promises to pay the bondholder a specified rate of interest (the coupon) over a predetermined period, ultimately returning the principal (face value) at maturity. These instruments form the backbone of [municipal finance](/entr…