Suppose the Price Of $A$ Is $\$ 20$ , the Price Of $B$

question 28

Multiple Choice

Suppose the price of $A$ is $\$ 20$ , the price of $B$ is $\$ 10$ , and that the consumer is currently spending all available income. At the consumer's current consumption basket the marginal utility of $A$ is 6 and the marginal utility of $B$ is 4 .

• A) The consumer is currently maximizing utility.
• B) The consumer could increase utility by consuming more of good \(A\) and less of \(\operatorname { good } B\).
• C) The consumer could increase utility by consuming more of good \(B\) and less of \(\operatorname { good } A\).
• D) Nothing can be said about the consumer's utility because we do not know the consumer's income or utility function.

Understand the rationale behind issuing callable bonds and their features.

Comprehend the significance of the time value of money in bond valuation.

Describe the purpose and components of a bond indenture.

Understand the advantages of financing through bonds instead of stock.

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