Variable-Rate Demand Obligations Frequently Carry a Provision Which Allows the Issuer

question 9

Multiple Choice

Variable-rate demand obligations frequently carry a provision which allows the issuer to do which one of the following?

• A) limit the amount of upward adjustment to a maximum increase of 2 percent
• B) convert the issue from GO bonds to revenue bonds
• C) void the put provision if the coupon rate increases
• D) eliminate the call premium if the entire issue is called
• E) convert the entire issue into a fixed-rate issue

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Know common names and chemical formulas of compounds.

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Definitions:

Fixed-interval Schedule

A reinforcement schedule in which a reward is offered after a set period of time has passed, assuming a correct response is made.

Reinforcement

In behavioral psychology, a process by which a behavior is strengthened or increased through positive outcomes or consequences following the behavior.

Fixed Amount

A predetermined quantity, often referring to a specific sum of money or a static measurement in experiments and statistics.

Varying Amounts

Describes quantities that differ in size, number, or extent, and are not fixed or constant.