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A savings account that is compounded at which of the following intervals is an example of an exponential gradient series cash flow? (A) annually (B) monthly O (C) continuously O (D) all of the above A bond that pays no periodic interest is called a zero-coupon bond. A $10,000 zero-coupon bond is purchased today for $4000, and it matures in ten years. If the expected annual rate of inflation is 4% and the buyer's unadjusted minimum attractive annual rate of return is 8%, the inflation adjusted net present worth of the bond is most nearly (A) -$870 O (B) S600 O (C) S2760 (D) S4050 Which of the following statements about a corporation is FALSE? O (A) A corporation can have one or several owners. Corporate tax rates are relatively low. O (C) Corporations do not end with the deaths of founders. O (D) Corporations need not sell shares to the general public. A savings account that is compounded at which of the following intervals is an example of an exponential gradient series cash flow? (A) annually (B) monthly O (C) continuously O (D) all of the above A bond that pays no periodic interest is called a zero-coupon bond. A $10,000 zero-coupon bond is purchased today for $4000, and it matures in ten years. If the expected annual rate of inflation is 4% and the buyer's unadjusted minimum attractive annual rate of return is 8%, the inflation adjusted net present worth of the bond is most nearly (A) -$870 O (B) S600 O (C) S2760 (D) S4050 Which of the following statements about a corporation is FALSE? O (A) A corporation can have one or several owners. Corporate tax rates are relatively low. O (C) Corporations do not end with the deaths of founders. O (D) Corporations need not sell shares to the general public