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a It is an inverse relationship.
b The longer the time to maturity, the greater the change in bond values for a given
change in interest rates, all else being equal.
c The lower the coupon rate, the greater the change in bond values for a given change in
interest rates, all else being equal.
P4 = 3.00(1.06)4 = 3.79 or
Bond B would have the larger price change because it has a longer maturity.
8 = 0.4(1 + g)/(0.12 g)
0.56 = 8.4g
g = 0.066 or 6.67%
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2.79 = 0.25/(1 + r) + 0.30/(1 + r)2 + 0.345/(1 + r)3 + 0.3795/(1 + r)4 +
[0.3795(1.05)/(r 0.05)]/(1 + r)4
We know from Problem 25 that r is very close to 16% because it gave P0 = $2.87
At 16.2% P0 = $2.82
At 16.3% P0 = $2.79 so r is very close to 16.3%.
r = 16.3%
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P3 = $6.17
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Year Dividend Yield Capital Gains Yield
c.
1 0.2/4.72 = 4.24% (5.23 4.72)/4.72 = 10.76%
2 0.3/5.23 = 5.74% (5.71 5.23)/5.23 = 9.26%
3 0.4/5.71 = 7.00% (6.17 5.71)/5.71 = 8.00%
4 0.4(1.08)/6.17 = 7.00% (6.17(1.08) 6.1)/6.17 =8.00%
There is a slight rounding difference in year 1 and 2 caused by the number of decimal
points used but the dividend yield and capital gains yield should always add to 15%.
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Now we have supernormal growth for three years and then normal growth.
0.642
= 0.3594 / 0.04
= $2.9952
= $2.56
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