A city wants to issue a bond, whose coupon payments will be exempt from the personal federal income tax. The city decides to issue a one-year coupon bond with face value of $100 and annual coupon payments at par (i.e. $100). What is the coupon the city has to pay to make this investment equally attractive to an individual with a personal tax rate of 38% if comparable bonds that are subject to income tax have a discount rate of 5%?

Xnip Question 5 5.1 Homework Unanswered A city wants to issue a bond, whose coupon payments will be exempt from the personal federal income tax. The city decides to issue a one year coupon bond with face value of $100 and annual coupon payments at par (i.e. $100). What is the coupon the city has to pay to make this investment equally attractive to an individual with a personal tax rate of 38% if comparable bonds that are subject to income tax have a discount rate of 5%? Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a $ 1.90 b $3.10 C $8.06 $13.16 e None of the above. Unanswered Submit Question 6 6.1 Homework Unanswered Compute the price of a 5-year coupon bond with $1000 face value and annual coupon payments of $80 if the yield to maturity is 5.5% Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer a $765.12 b $1,106.76 $1,327.01 d $2,454.55 e None of the above. Unanswered 1 submit Submit