Show that the value of a coupon-bearing corporate bond is the sum of the values of its
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Show that the value of a coupon-bearing corporate bond is the sum of the values of its constituent zero-coupon bonds when the claim amount is the no-default value of the bond, but that this is not so when the claim amount is the face value of the bond plus accrued interest.
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