1. Option b is correct option.Lowest price at which a dealer
will sell a t-bond.
2. After tax yield =YTM*(1-Tax Rate) =8.2%*(1-28%) =5.90% (Option a
is correct option)
The "ask" price in the dealer market for Treasury Bonds is the: lowest price for which...
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