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A puttable bond gives the bondholder the right to cash in the bond before maturity at a specific price after a specific date.
What is meant by puttable bonds?
A puttable bond, also known as a put bond or retractable bond, is a type of bond that gives the bondholder (investor) the right but not the responsibility to demand that the issuer repay the bond before its maturity date. This bond has a put option built into it, to put it another way.
Who benefits from a puttable bond?
Bonds with put options offer excellent support for the bondholder's reinvestment risk. They have the option to repurchase the bond at any time, using the proceeds to buy high-yield bonds. However, businesses can be financed by firms without having to pay higher interest rates.
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Answer:
A) a product's performance characteristics and attributes for which customers are willing to pay.
Explanation:
Only customers can assign value to a product. A manufacturer can set a product's price, but if the customers do not accept that price and assign a lower value to the product, then they will not purchase it. This applies to every single market situation (except for command economies) including monopolies, free markets, monopolistic competition, etc. Customers value a product depending on its performance characteristics and attributes, e.g. sports cars are value for being fast, Volvos for being safe, compared to other similar products. Customers do not value unique one of a kind characteristics, they value relative characteristics, i.e. the best product has a higher value.
Answer:<em><u>All of the answer choices are correct.</u></em>
The following is a factor to be considered in determining a limited-life intangible asset's useful life:
(a)Any legal provisions that may limit the useful life.
(b)The expected useful life of any related asset.
(c)The effects of obsolescence.
It necessary to note that while evaluating a limited life intangible asset the following factors are considered. i.e. legal provisions, effects of obsolescence and etc.
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<u><em>Therefore, in this case the correct option is (d)</em></u>