Rating agencies - such as Standard & Poor's (S&P), Moody's Investor Service, and Fitch Ratings - assign credit ratings to bonds based on both quantitative and qualitative factors. These ratings are considered indicators of the issuer's default risk, which impacts the bond's interest rate and the issuer's cost of debt capital. Based on these ratings, bonds are classified into investment-grade bonds and junk bonds. Which of the following bonds is likely to be classified as an investment-grade bond? A bond with 10% return on capital, total debt to total capital of 85%, and 13% yield A bond with 30% return on capital, total debt to total capital of 15%, and 6% yield You heard that rating agencies have upgraded a bond's rating. The yield on the bond is likely to and the bond's price will Assume you make the following investments: A $10,000 investment in a 10-year T-bond that has a yield of 9.0% A $20,000 investment in a 10-year corporate bond with an A rating and a yield of 11.7% Based on this information, what is your estimate of the corporate bond's default risk premium