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11. Long Term Liabilities
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11. Long Term Liabilities / Introduction to Bonds and Bond Characteristics / Problem 1
Problem 1
Why might an investor choose a bond with a lower stated interest rate over one with a higher rate?
A
The bond with the lower rate is always callable.
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The bond with the lower rate may have less risk or better credit quality.
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The bond with the lower rate is always issued at a premium.
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The bond with the lower rate is always convertible into stock.
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