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n 2013 Carnival Cruise Lines decided to sell some new bonds (something about fixing a big ship). They sold the bonds for $1,000 (face value)

n 2013 Carnival Cruise Lines decided to sell some new bonds (something about fixing a big ship). They sold the bonds for $1,000 (face value) with a 20 year maturity and an 8% coupon. Two years have passed. Interest rates on similar bonds have declined to 5%. If an owner attempts to sell her/his Carnival bond bought for $1,000 in 2013, what should they expect to receive for it in the secondary market? ****Already have this answer please answer below****

Continuing with question 2 above. Let's say that interest rates stayed at 8% (didn't fall to 5%) and they will stay there for at least the next 5 years. What would be the value of Carnival's bonds in 2016? *****Help with this portion*****

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