A) They often have higher than normal coupon rates.
B) They offer protection against rising interest rates.
C) They tend to be issued by stable, low-risk companies.
D) They offer predictable income and a chance to profit from an increase in the stock price.
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A) The United States today accounts for about seventy-five percent of the available fixed-income securities worldwide.
B) U.S.pay bonds distribute both interest and principal payments in euros.
C) Foreign bonds, like junk bonds, have high default risk.
D) Exchange rate fluctuations influence the returns earned on foreign-pay bond holdings.
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A) non-competitive; positive
B) competitive; positive
C) non-competitive; negative
D) competitive; negative
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A) have a lower claim on assets than simple debentures.
B) are secured by some physical asset.
C) are financial assets held in trust by a third party.
D) are the safest form of corporate bonds.
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A) Bonds are rated by an agency of the federal government.
B) Bonds rated AAA are guaranteed by the company that issues the rating.
C) During the financial crisis of 2007-2009 it became clear that rating agencies severely underestimated the risks of some issues.
D) Bond rating agencies are paid by investors and receive no compensation from the bonds' issuer.
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A) the bond will still be classified as junk.
B) it must also move from a Ba to a Baa rating.
C) the market yield on the bond will rise.
D) the market price of the bond will rise.
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A) I and II only
B) I, II and III only
C) II, III and IV only
D) I, II, III and IV
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A) The par values of all Treasury bonds are adjusted periodically in response to changes in the rate of inflation.
B) Treasury bonds have maturity dates ranging from two to ten years.
C) Interest earned on Treasury bonds is tax-exempt at the federal level.
D) All Treasury securities are backed by the "full faith and credit" of the U.S.government.
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A) par.
B) face value.
C) a premium.
D) a discount.
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A) level of risk of the portfolio is impacted more than the rate of return.
B) rate of return on the portfolio is impacted more than the level of risk.
C) level of risk and the rate of return are equally impacted.
D) rate of return is not impacted but the level of risk is lowered.
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A) are relatively safe investments.
B) initially pay interest payments in the form of additional debt.
C) are collateralized by home mortgages.
D) pay monthly interest payments.
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A) bundling loans into large pools and dividing them into bond-like securities.
B) selling government debt in the private sector.
C) increasing the safety of asset backed securities by insuring them.
D) protecting the privacy of borrowers whose loans have been sold to a third party.
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A) call feature
B) refunding provision
C) subordination clause
D) sinking fund feature
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A) securitization.
B) privatization.
C) collateralization.
D) fractionalization.
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A) annually.
B) semi-annually.
C) quarterly.
D) monthly.
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