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Exhibit 21.2
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Assume you are the Treasurer for the Johnson Pharmaceutical Company and in late July 2004, the company is considering the sale of $500 million in 20-year debentures that will most likely be rated the same as the firm's other debt issues. The firm would like to proceed at the current rate of 8.5%, but you know that it will probably take until November to bring the issue to market. Therefore, you suggest that the firm hedge the pending issue using Treasury bond futures contracts which each represent $100,000.
 Casel  Case2  Current Value - July 2004 8.5%8.5% Bond Rate 87.7587.75 Dec. 2004 Treasury Bonds  Estimated Values - Nov. 2004 9.5%7.5% Bond Rate 85.6091.65 Dec. 2004 Trea5ury Bonds \begin{array} { l c c } & \text { Casel } & \text { Case2 } \\ \text { Current Value - July 2004 } & 8.5 \% & 8.5 \% \\\text { Bond Rate } & 87.75 & 87.75 \\\text { Dec. 2004 Treasury Bonds } & & \\\text { Estimated Values - Nov. 2004 } & 9.5 \% & 7.5 \% \\\text { Bond Rate } & 85.60 & 91.65 \\\text { Dec. 2004 Trea5ury Bonds } &\end{array}
-Refer to Exhibit 21.2.What is the dollar gain or loss assuming that future conditions described in Case 1 actually occur? (Ignore commissions and margin costs,and assume a naive hedge ratio.)

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