<u>Answer:</u> False. The Value of a Bond is not related to the Dividend rate.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Bond rates are inversely related with the interest rates in the market and not dividend rates. Bonds yield interest for the investment and not dividends. Dividends are paid for shares. Dividend rates affects the share price and not Bond value in the market.
The interest rates of the Bonds can be fixed rates or fluctuating rates. It depends on the type of the security issued. As the interest rates are fluctuating then the risk for the investors increase.
Contemporary governments promote development by establishing a currency that's tradable in world markets.
Answer: Corporate bond
Explanation:
It should be noted that the municipal bond aren't taxable. Therefore, its yield will be 4.75%.
On the other hand, the After Tax Cost of the yield of the corporate bond will be:
= Yield × (1-Tax Rate)
= 8.25% × (1-35%)
= 8.25% × 65%
= 5.36%
Therefore, the Corporate Bond should be chosen since it has a higher yield.
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