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Issuers of coupon bondsmake a single payment of principal when the bonds matures, but multiple payments of interest over the life of the bond. make a single payment of interest and principal. make multiple payments of principal, but a single payment of interest. make a single payment of principal at the time the bond is issued and multiple payments of interest over the life of the bond. you purchase a two-year $1000 face value bond at par. the bond has a 6% coupon rate. however, do to cashflow problems, the company misses the first coupon payment, but pays both coupons payments in year 2. what is your rate of return? 0.05830.06530.03000.06000.0428

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