A) future value of its face value.
B) number of years in the life of the bond times its face value.
C) present value of the number of years in the life of the bond times its face value.
D) present value of its face value.
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A) not related.
B) inversely related.
C) directly related.
D) as often inversely related as they are directly related.
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A) They provide regular interest payments.
B) They are typically long term.
C) They have minimal risk for future payments to be made.
D) They give owners a chance to receive future payments.
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A) beta.
B) risk.
C) arbitrage.
D) diversification.
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A) downward as the risk-free interest rate increases.
B) downward as the risk-free interest rate decreases.
C) upward as the risk-free interest rate increases.
D) upward as the risk-free interest rate decreases.
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A) amount of arbitrage.
B) risk-free interest rate.
C) beta of the market portfolio.
D) risk premium for the market portfolio.
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A) risk aversion.
B) riskpreference.
C) time preference.
D) expected rate of return.
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A) beta of the market portfolio.
B) discount rate.
C) risk-free interest rate.
D) risk premium.
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A) 10.5 percent.
B) 11.0 percent.
C) 11.5 percent.
D) 12.5 percent.
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A) zero.
B) 1.
C) 100.
D) always fluctuating.
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A) mostly positive outcomes.
B) mostly negative outcomes.
C) either positive or negative outcomes.
D) the same thing as risk in health science.
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A) the desire for high rates of return and the thrill of uncertainty
B) the desire for high rates of return and dislike of risk and uncertainty
C) an equal balance between stocks and bonds, and high rates of return
D) stable rates of return and balance between private and public sector financial assets
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A) people prefer to receive a given sum of money in the future rather than in the present.
B) money can be used to purchase the services of labor, as measured in hourly units.
C) a specific amount of money is more valuable to a person the sooner it is received.
D) compound interest converts future dollars into a greater amount of current dollars.
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A) the larger is its present value.
B) the higher is the interest rate.
C) the shorter is the time period t.
D) the larger is the number of periods.
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A) "The savings bond I bought five years ago is now worth $1,000."
B) "My $100 savings bond will be worth $200 in 10 years."
C) "You owe me $500, due at the end of the year, but I will reduce your debt to $450 if you pay me now."
D) "The $5,000 in my savings account is worth less today than five years ago because of inflation."
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