If a company issues bonds at a premium, the investor will pay
More			Less		then the face amount, to buy the bond.
If a company issues bonds at a discount, the investor's yield to maturity on the
bonds will be		More		Less		than the coupon interest rate
if they hold the bonds until the maturity date.
Company F issues one bond to an investor at a price of $1,010. The bond pays 5% interest
annually.
Does the bondholder earn More, or Less, than 5% on their investment, if they hold the
bond to the maturity date?				More			Less
List some reasons a company's bonds might not sell at par ($1,000 per bond) on the day
the bond issue closes.
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