EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF CORPORATE FINANCE
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Author: BREALEY
Publisher: YUZU
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Chapter 23, Problem 10QP
a)
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To discuss: The investment packages offered with this combination of payoffs.
b)
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To compute: The cost of investment package in 2015 December.
c)
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To discuss: Whether person X hold this package when the price of stock A not likely to alter.
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See the chart below. The top line shows the 90 day yield on corporate bonds and
the bottom line is the US Treasury bill (TB) rate for similar maturity. The yield is
shown on the y-axis. Notice that the gap between the two curves got wider during
the recession years of 2008-2009.
Which of the following reasons can possibly explain this widening?
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A) During the recession, the government decided to cut the tax rate on interest
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B) During the recession, the relative risk on corporate bonds increased.
C) During the recession, the relative liquidity of corporate bonds increased.
D) Two of the first three options can explain this.
E) All of the first three options can explain this.
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