A) 2.10 years
B) 4.19 years
C) 7.41 years
D) 9.16 years
E) 18.32 years
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A) The coupon rate exceeds the current yield when a bond sells at a discount.
B) The call price must equal the par value.
C) An increase in market rates increases the market price of a bond.
D) Decreasing the time to maturity increases the price of a discount bond, all else constant.
E) Increasing the coupon rate decreases the current yield, all else constant.
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A) 0.05/(1 - t*) = 0.07.
B) 0.05 - (1 - t*) = 0.07.
C) 0.07 + (1 - t*) = 0.05.
D) 0.05 × (1 - t*) = 0.07.
E) 0.05 × (1 + t*) = 0.07.
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A) 3-year; 4 percent coupon
B) 3-year; 6 percent coupon
C) 5-year; 6 percent coupon
D) 7-year; 6 percent coupon
E) 7-year; 4 percent coupon
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A) $10,667.67
B) $10,878.49
C) $11,194.39
D) $11,515.09
E) $11,744.12
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A) grant the bondholder the option to call the bond anytime after the deferment period.
B) are callable at par as soon as the call-protection period ends.
C) are called when market interest rates increase.
D) are called within the first three years after issuance.
E) have a sinking fund provision.
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A) I and II only
B) I and IV only
C) II and III only
D) II and IV only
E) I, II, and III only
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A) additional compensation paid to investors to offset rising prices.
B) compensation investors demand for accepting interest rate risk.
C) difference between the yield to maturity and the current yield.
D) difference between the market interest rate and the coupon rate.
E) difference between the coupon rate and the current yield.
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A) 5.75 percent
B) 6.23 percent
C) 6.41 percent
D) 6.60 percent
E) 6.79 percent
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A) 6.56 percent
B) 7.00 percent
C) 7.25 percent
D) 7.40 percent
E) 7.65 percent
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A) equilibrium.
B) premium.
C) discount.
D) call price.
E) spread.
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A) 7.87 percent
B) 7.92 percent
C) 8.08 percent
D) 8.69 percent
E) 9.20 percent
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A) The risk-free rate represents the change in purchasing power.
B) Any return greater than the inflation rate represents the risk premium.
C) Historical real rates of return must be positive.
D) Nominal rates exceed real rates by the amount of the risk-free rate.
E) The real rate must be less than the nominal rate given a positive rate of inflation.
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A) 6.94 percent
B) 7.22 percent
C) 7.46 percent
D) 7.71 percent
E) 7.80 percent
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A) $987.00
B) $994.50
C) $1,002.00
D) $1,011.25
E) $1,022.50
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Multiple Choice
A) new-issue condition.
B) registered form.
C) bearer form.
D) debenture status.
E) collateral status.
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Multiple Choice
A) municipalities survive economic recessions.
B) corporations respond to overseas competition.
C) the federal government cope with huge deficits.
D) corporations recover from involuntary reorganizations.
E) insurance companies fund excessive claims.
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A) 0.86 percent
B) 0.90 percent
C) 1.04 percent
D) 1.13 percent
E) 1.19 percent
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A) coupon rate
B) face rate
C) call rate
D) yield to maturity
E) interest rate
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