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An official statement has a dated date of March 1, but the first interest payment is October 15. This most likely reflects A) a

long coupon. B) a normal payment cycle on the bond of 7.5 months. C) a when-issued transaction. D) a misprint in the official statement.

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Answer:

A) a long coupon.

Explanation:

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