Assume that the price of a $1,000 zero coupon bond with five years to maturity is $567.43 when the required rate of return is 12 percent. If the required rate of return suddenly changes to 13 percent, what is the price elasticity of the bond?
-.980 |
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+.980 |
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-.522 |
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+.522 |
If Required rate of return (r0) = 12%
Price of Zero Coupon Bond (P0) = $567.43
and,
If Required rate of return (r1) = 13%
Price of Zero Coupon Bond (P1) = $1000 * (1/1.13^5)
= $542.76
Now,
Price Elasticity of Demand = -0.0435 / 0.0833
Price Elasticity of Demand = - 0.522
Option C is correct.
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