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Martin is trying to decide which one of the following bonds he should purchase. All the bonds have the same maturity date and all have approximately the same level of risk. The general level of interest rates is declining. Martin is in the 33 percent federal income tax bracket and the 6 percent state income tax bracket. The municipal bonds are from his home state. Martin is trying to decide which one of the following bonds he should purchase. All the bonds have the same maturity date and all have approximately the same level of risk. The general level of interest rates is declining. Martin is in the 33 percent federal income tax bracket and the 6 percent state income tax bracket. The municipal bonds are from his home state.   Which bond should Martin purchase if he wishes to hold it for the long term? A)  bond A because it has the highest yield and is unlikely to be called when rates are declining B)  bond B because it has the highest after tax yield and is unlikely to be called when rates are declining C)  bond C because bond D is likely to be called D)  bond D because it has the highest after tax yield and is unlikely to be called when rates are declining Which bond should Martin purchase if he wishes to hold it for the long term?

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Definitions:

Tax Rate

The percentage at which an individual or corporation is taxed, which can vary based on income levels, jurisdictions, and specific types of taxes.

Treasury Stock Approach

A method used in calculating diluted earnings per share, considering the potential impact of convertible securities as if they were converted into common stock and then reacquired by the company.

Outstanding Voting Stock

The shares of stock that are currently owned by shareholders, including restricted shares, that have voting rights in a corporation.

Consolidated Stockholders' Equity

The total amount of equity attributed to owners of a parent company, after adding the equity of all subsidiaries and eliminating inter-company transactions.

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