When Computing Yield to Maturity, the Implicit Reinvestment Assumption Is

question 52

Multiple Choice

When computing yield to maturity, the implicit reinvestment assumption is that the interest payments are reinvested at the

• A)coupon rate.
• B)current yield.
• C)yield to maturity at the time of the investment.
• D)prevailing yield to maturity at the time interest payments are received.

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Definitions:

Decreasing Returns

A situation in which the addition of more units of input results in the less-than-proportional increase in output.

High Levels

Refers to quantities or amounts that are considerably above the average or typical range.

Output

The amount of products or services generated by a company, sector, or economic system within a specific timeframe.

Constant Returns

Refers to a situation in production where increasing the inputs by a certain factor results in output increasing by the same factor.