State about the United States government bonds, Macroeconomics

State about the unitesd state government bonds

In most countries, you find government bonds with longer maturity. For example, in the United States you have Treasury notes (two to ten years) and Treasury bonds (10 years or longer). Government bonds with longer maturity typically make coupon payments. You will also find other types of bonds.

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