The long-term bond you own was issued by IBM Corporation and used no collateral. This is an example of a(n) credit unsecured mortgage nomenclature debenture none of the above The bond that you own does not pay any interest. Instead, it is sold at a "discount" from its maturity value. This is a bond. growth no interest face discount zero coupon none of the above Treasury bonds are generally viewed as being risk-free, given the government's ability to and tax; print more money tax people; do volume business print money; do volume business tax corporations; do volume business none of the above When there are changes in the consumer price index, there is a corresponding change in the par value of Series EE bonds Munis TIPS I Bonds A bond rating is really a measure of a bond's yield market value riskiness yield to maturity performance