Which of the following is TRUE about a bond's face (par) value? Select one: a. the face value of a bond is the same as the bond's price b. the par value of a bond is the interest payment c. the face value of a bond changes when yields change d. the value of a bond will always be equal to par at maturity.

For a bond that is currently selling for par value (i.e., $1000). which one of the following relationships is correct (note: assume that all factors, other than the one mentioned, remain constant)? O 1) if the coupon rate increases, the bond price will remain the same. 2) if the coupon rate increases, the bond price will decrease. 3) if the yield to maturity decreases, the bond price will decrease. O 4) if the term to maturity increases, the bond price will remain the same. O 5) if the yield to maturity increases, the bond price will remain the same.

Identify and discuss the relations among a bond’s coupon rate, the yield required by the market, and the bond’s price relative to par value (i.e., discount, premium, or equal to par).

An option free bond’s value/price has an inverse relationship with interest rates/yield. If yields increase, the value of a bond decreases

A bond's real rate of return is reflected by the bond's 1). YTM  2). Coupon Rate 3). Par Value  4). Selling Price  5). Redemption Value

The carrying (book) value of a bond at the time when it is issued is always equal to its par value. O True O False

the yeild to maturity  on a bond with a price equalto its par value will?

What is the difference between a bond's coupon rate and its current market interest rate?

Write down an equation for the three main components of the nominal long term interest rate on a bond, clearly explaining what each symbol stands for.

Explain how you would calculate the Expected Yield of a bond in both a one period and multiple period setting.