Explain detail. 1. Suppose investors change expectations and perceive Treasury securities to be safer than other assets. As a result, supply decreases and price falls. demand decreases and price rises. demand increases and price rises. supply increases price falls supply decrease price rises 2. During periods of growth and expansion, both the supply of and demand for corporate bonds increase. Usually, the_____________ effect dominates and yields_________ demand/rise supply/rise demand/fall

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