A) 46%.
B) 17%.
C) 22%.
D) 38%.
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A) If the bond trades at a discount,an investor who buys the bond will earn a return both from receiving the coupons and from receiving a face value that exceeds the price paid for the bond.
B) Most coupon bond issuers choose a coupon rate so that the bonds will initially trade at,or very near to,par.
C) Coupon bonds always trade for a discount.
D) At any point in time,changes in market interest rates affect a bond's yield to maturity and its price.
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A) Bond A
B) Bond B
C) Bond C
D) Bond D
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A) $1000.
B) $1021.
C) $1013.
D) $1005.
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A) Because the cash flows promised by the bond are the most that bondholders can hope to receive,the cash flows that a purchaser of a bond with credit risk expects to receive may be less than that amount.
B) By consulting bond ratings,investors can assess the credit-worthiness of a particular bond issue.
C) Because the yield to maturity for a bond is calculated using the promised cash flows,the yield of bonds with credit risk will be lower than that of otherwise identical default-free bonds.
D) A higher yield to maturity does not necessarily imply that a bond's expected return is higher.
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A) -4%.
B) -6%.
C) -1%.
D) 4%.
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A) Investors pay less for bonds with credit risk than they would for otherwise identical default-free bonds.
B) Credit spreads fluctuate as perceptions regarding the probability of default change.
C) Credit spreads are high for bonds with high ratings.
D) We refer to the difference between the yields of the corporate bonds and the Treasury yields as the default spread or credit spread.
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A) 3.5%.
B) 6.0%.
C) 7.0%.
D) 8.0%.
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A) Yield to maturity for an n-period zero-coupon bond =
B) Price of an n-period bond = +
+ ...+
C) Price of an n-period bond = Coupon ×
+
D) Coupon =
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A) 2.5%.
B) 2.8%.
C) 3.2%.
D) 4.0%.
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A) $891.
B) $901.
C) $1000.
D) $1107.
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A) $118.
B) -$53.
C) $53.
D) $673.
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A) $800.
B) $891.
C) $901.
D) $1000.
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A) 95.60.
B) 94.16.
C) 95.42.
D) 94.70.
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A) at a premium.
B) at par.
C) at a discount.
D) There is insufficient information provided to answer this question.
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A) Given the spot interest rates,we can determine the price and yield of any other default-free bond.
B) As the coupon increases,earlier cash flows become relatively less important than later cash flows in the calculation of the present value.
C) When the yield curve is flat,all zero-coupon and coupon-paying bonds will have the same yield,independent of their maturities and coupon rates.
D) When U.S.bond traders refer to "the yield curve," they are often referring to the coupon-paying Treasury yield curve.
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A) the current yield.
B) the yield to maturity.
C) the zero-coupon yield.
D) the discount yield.
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A) The bond's expected return,which is equal to the firm's debt cost of capital,is less than the yield to maturity if there is a risk of default.
B) The two best-known bond-rating companies are Standard & Poor's and Dow Jones.
C) Bonds in the bottom five categories are often called speculative bonds,junk bonds,or high-yield bonds.
D) Bond ratings encourage widespread investor participation and relatively liquid markets.
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