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Issuer of bond gets money on selling his bond to buyers. Thus, issuer earning depends on selling price. or issue will seek Highest price to collected maximum amount
Thus, right answer: Highest price.
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On other side, opposite is true for buyers. Buyers want pay minimum possible price for bond. Thus, he will seek lowest price.
Right answer: Lowest price.
The price of bonds will reflect the conditions in the economy and the financial markets. Complete...
9. More on types of bonds You can distinguish the various types of bonds by their terms of contract, pledge of collateral, and so on. Identify the type of bond based on each description given in the table that follows: Description Type of Bond These bonds are traded in the bond markets based orn investors' belief that the issuer will not default on the repayment. These bonds have no collateral and usually offer higher yields. These bonds have a claim...
Why are financial markets essential for a healthy economy and economic growth?
Be sure to consider (and give an example) how the economy would operate without financial markets, the benefits with/without financial markets, why society created them.
Financial Markets are the corner stone each economy heading towards economic efficiency, using a graph depict and explain the Financial Markets Structure and Functions
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