Does a laddering strategy mitigate this risk

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Reinvestment risk is the risk that, at maturity, an investor will only be able to reinvest the proceeds of a bond at a lower YTM than that of the issue that matured.

(A) Does a Laddering Strategy mitigate (reduce, not eliminate) this risk? Why or why not?

(B) Does a Call provision increase, decrease, or not affect the reinvestment risk faced by investors? Justify your answer with facts and logic.

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