A) in the over-the-counter market
B) in the auction market
C) in banks
D) in the Montreal or Toronto stock markets
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A) The price of Bond B will decrease over time, but the price of Bond A will increase over time.
B) The prices of both bonds will remain unchanged.
C) The price of Bond A will decrease over time, but the price of Bond B will increase over time.
D) The prices of both bonds will increase over time, but the price of Bond A will increase by more.
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A) If a 10-year, $1,000 par, 10% coupon bond were issued at par, and if interest rates then dropped to the point where rd = YTM = 5%, we could be sure that the bond would sell at a premium above its $1,000 par value.
B) Other things held constant, a corporation would rather issue noncallable bonds than callable bonds.
C) Other things held constant, a callable bond would have a lower required rate of return than a noncallable bond.
D) Reinvestment rate risk is worse from an investor's standpoint than interest rate price risk if the investor has a short investment time horizon.
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A) The company's bonds are downgraded.
B) Market interest rates decline sharply.
C) The company's financial situation deteriorates significantly.
D) Inflation increases significantly.
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A) If two bonds have the same maturity, the same yield to maturity, and the same level of risk, the bonds should sell for the same price regardless of the bond's coupon rates.
B) All else being equal, an increase in interest rates will have a greater effect on the prices of short-term than long-term bonds.
C) All else being equal, an increase in interest rates will have a greater effect on higher-coupon bonds than it will have on lower-coupon bonds.
D) If a bond's yield to maturity exceeds its coupon rate, the bond's price must be less than its maturity value.
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A) Inflation is expected to decline in the future.
B) Long-term bonds are a better buy than short-term bonds.
C) Maturity risk premiums could help to explain the yield curve's upward slope.
D) Long-term interest rates are more volatile than short-term rates.
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A) 1.40%
B) 1.55%
C) 1.71%
D) 1.88%
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A) If the maturity risk premium were zero and interest rates were expected to decrease in the future, then the yield curve for government securities would, other things held constant, have an upward slope.
B) Liquidity premiums are generally higher on government than corporate bonds.
C) Default risk premiums are generally lower on corporate than on government bonds.
D) Reinvestment rate risk is lower, other things held constant, on long-term than on short-term bonds.
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A) the difference between the price paid by the investor and its par value
B) the annual coupon payments that are made by the issuer (borrower) to the creditor (lender)
C) the difference between the bonds par value and its future value
D) the sum of the coupon payments and the gain (loss) on the price of the bond
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A) $839.31
B) $860.83
C) $882.90
D) $904.97
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A) $1,104.62
B) $1,132.95
C) $1,162.00
D) $1,191.79
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A) One advantage of a zero coupon Treasury bond is that no one who owns the bond has to pay any taxes on it until it matures or is sold.
B) Long-term bonds have less interest rate price risk but more reinvestment rate risk than short-term bonds.
C) If interest rates increase, all bond prices will increase, but the increase will be greater for bonds that have less interest rate risk.
D) Relative to a coupon-bearing bond with the same maturity, a zero coupon bond has more interest rate price risk but less reinvestment rate risk.
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A) Canadian Criminal Code
B) Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act
C) Statute of Frauds
D) Companies Creditors Arrangements Act
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A) Assets are used as security for the bond.
B) The bond has a sinking fund.
C) The bond is subordinate to other classes of debt.
D) The indenture contains covenants that prevent the issuance of additional debt.
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Multiple Choice
A) a 1-year zero coupon bond
B) a 1-year bond with an 8% coupon
C) a 10-year bond with an 8% coupon
D) a 10-year zero coupon bond
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