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lisov135 [29]
3 years ago
15

Kevin Bacon is thinking about buying an investment. The investment option that he is thinking about buying is a written pledge b

y a corporation to repay a specified amount of money. It also pays interest payments every 6 months until it matures. What investment is Kevin thinking about purchasing?
Business
1 answer:
Lesechka [4]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Kevin is thinking about purchasing a corporate bond

Explanation:

Corporate bonds are bonds issued by firms.

Firms have two major instruments to attract investments from individual investors like Kevin: stocks and bonds.

Stocks are ownership certificates, their values and payouts fluctuates.

Bonds are debt certificates. Issuing them means the firms are obliaged to pay the interests until maturity and the face value of the bond at maturity.

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π = R - C ................................................................................................... (1)

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R = P * S ...................................................................................................... (2)

From the question, sales volume is given as follows:

S = $100 – P .............................................................................................. (3)

We then substitute for S in equation (2) and solve as follows:

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We then substitute for S in equation (4) and solve as follows:

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To derive the profit function, the solution for R in equation (2a) and the solution for C in equation (4a) are substituted into equations (1) above and then solved as follows:

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From equation (5), we can solve for P as follows:

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2P = $109

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