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Nataly [62]
3 years ago
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A ({bond} or {stock}) will pay income based on an interest rate, while a ({bond) or (stock)} may give dividends to investors. Bo

th interest income and dividends contribute to the ({cost) or (return) or (risk)} on an investment.
Business
1 answer:
meriva3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

A<u> </u><u>bond</u> will pay income based on an interest rate, while a <u>stock </u>may give dividends to investors. Both interest income and dividends contribute to the <u>return</u> on an investment.

Explanation:

A bond is a long-term debt tool used by governments and corporations to raise funds. To investors, bonds offer long-term investment opportunities that pay interest based on the prevailing market rates.

A stock is the smallest unit of a company. Owning stock is owning a small portion of the company. Stockholders are entitled to share in the profits of a company; that's why they receive dividends.

An investment is a commercial undertaking that provides the investor with a financial gain. The financial gain or profits may be dividends from shares or interests from deposits.

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