No.of bonds issued = $390,000 / $1000 = 390
Total no. of stock warrants = 390 * 40 = 15,600
Market Value of stock warrants = 15,600 * $4 = $62,400
Issue price of bonds = $390,000 * 1.07 = $417,300
Amount to be recorded as increase in liabilities = Issue price
of bonds - Value of stock warrants
= $417,300 - $62,400
= $354,900
Hence answer is b). $354,900
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