The Minimum Floor Value of a Convertible Bond

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Multiple Choice

The minimum floor value of a convertible bond:

• A) Is the greater of the bond's face value or the conversion value.
• B) Is always less than the conversion value of the bond.
• C) Is equal to the straight bond value of the security.
• D) Is the greater of the straight bond value or the conversion value.
• E) Is equal to the conversion value of the security.

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Definitions:

Quantity Variance

A variance that is computed by taking the difference between the actual quantity of the input used and the amount of the input that should have been used for the actual level of output and multiplying the result by the standard price of the input.

Standard Quantity

The expected or planned amount of materials or inputs required for the production of a unit of product, based on efficient operations.

Actual Quantity

The real amount or volume of inputs used in the production process, as opposed to the amount budgeted or planned.

Standard Cost Card

A detailed listing of the standard amounts of inputs and their costs that are required to produce one unit of a specific product.