Zero-Coupon Bonds Are Said to "Lock In" a Particular Reinvestment

question 2

Multiple Choice

Zero-coupon bonds are said to "lock in" a particular reinvestment rate

• A)Since the original price reflects the rate
• B)Only if they are held to maturity
• C)Although the price over the life of the bond may reflect wide swings in the market rate of return
• D)More than one of the above

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