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a.
To determine: The imputed interest income for first year of the bond’s life
Introduction: The bonds are the units of debt issued incorporate and it is securitized as a trade asset. The price of the bonds is inversely proportional to the interest rates. Bonds are referred to as an instrument for getting fixed income.
b.
To determine: The imputed interest income for second year of the bond’s life
Introduction: The bonds are the units of debt issued incorporate and it is securitized as a trade asset. The price of the bonds is inversely proportional to the interest rates. Bonds are referred to as an instrument for getting fixed income.
c.
To determine: The imputed interest income for last year of the bond’s life
Introduction: The bonds are the units of debt issued incorporate and it is securitized as a trade asset. The price of the bonds is inversely proportional to the interest rates. Bonds are referred to as an instrument for getting fixed income.
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