Pricing Bonds: Bond Price Equation
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(Coupon 1)/(1+i) + (Coupon 2)/(1+i)^2 +...+ (Coupon n)/(1+i)^n + (Face
Value)/(1+i)^n
Per Capita GDP Equation 2
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APL x LFPR
Frictional Unemployment
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Unemployment associated with better job opportunities
Pricing Bonds: Prices and Yields move ___________
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inversely
Yields
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The income return on an investment- i.e. interest or dividends received
from a security
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Then you have to pay them
Unemployment Rate Equation
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, [Unemployment/(E+U)] x 100
Per Capita GDP Equation
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GDP/Population
Inflation Risk
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The chance that the cash flows from an investment won't be worth as much
in the future because of changes in purchasing power due to inflation
Pricing Bonds: Why would the price decrease or increase?
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Because price is a function of several variables
Coupon Payment Equation
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(Coupon 1)/(1+i) + (Coupon 2)/(1+i)^2 +...+ (Coupon n)/(1+i)^n + (Face
Value)/(1+i)^n
Per Capita GDP Equation 2
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APL x LFPR
Frictional Unemployment
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Unemployment associated with better job opportunities
Pricing Bonds: Prices and Yields move ___________
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inversely
Yields
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The income return on an investment- i.e. interest or dividends received
from a security
If you want investors to assume risk...
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Then you have to pay them
Unemployment Rate Equation
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, [Unemployment/(E+U)] x 100
Per Capita GDP Equation
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GDP/Population
Inflation Risk
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The chance that the cash flows from an investment won't be worth as much
in the future because of changes in purchasing power due to inflation
Pricing Bonds: Why would the price decrease or increase?
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Because price is a function of several variables
Coupon Payment Equation
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