Deere and company's $201510-$K reports the following footnote relating to long$-$ term debt for its equipment operations subsidiary. Deeres borrowings include $$300$ million, $7\mathrm{.}125\%$ notes, due in $2031($bolded below$).$ Long term borrowings at October $31$ consisted of the following in millions of dollars: a recent price quote from Yahoo Finance Bond Center on Deete's $7\mathrm{.}125\%$ note follows: $1.$ assuming that these notes were originally issued at par value what does the market price reveal about interest rate changes since Deere issued its notes $($assume that deeres credit rating has remained the same$)($A: interest rates have remained the same, B: there is not enough information, C: interest rates have increased, D: interest rates have declined$)2.$ Does the change in interest rates since the issuance of these nktes affect the amount of interest expense that deere reports in its income statement? Explain. $($A: yes the decline in interest rates results in a decline in interest expense, B: because accounting is inherently conservative declined in interest rates are not reflected in a reduction of interest expense. However, the increase in interest expense resulting from an increase in rates is recognized, C: no the change in interest rates since deere issued the notes does not affect interest expense, D: the change in interest rates only affectd the required payment on the liability and thus cash flow

$3.$ How much cash would deere have to pay to repurchase the $7\mathrm{.}125\%$ notes as the quoted market price of $142\mathrm{.}72($assume no interest is owned when deere repurchases the notes$)$ round your answers to two decimal places.

$4.$ How would the repurchase affects deeres current income? $($A: the repurchase would result in a loss on repurchase of debentures, which would lower current pre tax income, B: cash and bonds payable both decrease by the sane amount no gain or loss is recognized, C: the repurchase only affects cash flow not income, D: income is not affected the liability has been reported at fair value since inception. As a result the repurchase price is equal to the book value and no gain or loss is recognized$)$

$5.$ Assuming that the notes remain outstanding until their maturity, at what market price will the notes sell on their due date in $2031?$

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