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A US Treasury security matures in 4 years. What type of treasury is it? A note. A bill. A bond. A money market instrument. A US Treasury security matures in 7 years. What type of security is it? A bill. A money market instrument. A bond. A note. Which of the following describes a difference between stocks and bonds? Bonds always have a defined term while stocks may be outstanding indefinitely. Stockholders generally have an equity stake in the business while bondholders have a creditor stake. Stocks can be resold on a secondary market, while bonds cannot. All of these answers. Which of the following statements regarding the advantages of bonds as an investment are true? lf a company goes bankrupt, its bondholders will recover the entirety of the bond's principal. The market price of bonds less volatile than stocks. Bonds are more liquid than stock. All of these answers. Which of the following statements about the disadvantages of bonds as investments is correct? Bonds are subject to prepayment risk, credit risk, reinvestment risk, and yield curve risk. Interest rate risk is only a problem if the bondholder decides to hold the bond until it matures. When a bond issuer is able to pay off a bond early, the bond is subject to event risk. All of these answers. You purchase a bond from a corporation that allows you to exchange the bond for some of the company's stock. You just purchased _______. a convertible bond. a serial bond. a asset-based security. a registered bond. A company goes bankrupt and its assets are to be divided between its shareholders and debtholders, Which of the following, from highest priority to lowest is the correct order of how the company's assets should be divided? Bondholders, common shareholders, preferred shareholders. Bondholders, preferred shareholders, common shareholders. Preferred shareholders, common shareholders, bondholders. Preferred shareholders, bondholders, common, shareholders. After reviewing its prospects for the coming year, a company determines that it has no potential projects for the upcoming year that would exceed its hurdle rate. What should the company do with its profits from the current year? Retain the profits as savings for profitable projects n upcoming years. Invest the profits in the projects anyway and hope that these new product lines exceed expectations. Distribute the majority of the profits to its investors as a dividend. Liquidate the company and distribute all of the profits and assets to its investors