ECON 490 Test 2

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Coupon Bonds

Periodic coupon (interest) payments and repay the principal at maturity

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Consols

Periodic interest payment forever, no maturity, and the principal is never repaid

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Zero-Coupon Bonds

Promise a single future payment

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Investor Return

Difference between the purchase price and the face value received at maturity

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Fixed Payment Loans

Primarily mortgage and auto loans

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Amortization

Paying off a loan over time through regular, fixed payments, where each payment covers interest and partial repayment of principal

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Yield to Maturity

Annualized return from holding a bond to maturity

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Current Yield

Annual coupon income relative to the bond’s current price

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Holding Period Returns

Total return from holding a bond over a specific period

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Elasticity

Responsiveness of quantity supplied or demanded to changes in bond price

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Bond Market Supply

Upward sloping; quantity moves directly with price

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Bond Market Demand

Downward sloping; quantity moves inversely with price

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Disequilibrium: Surplus

When supply is greater than demand, leads to lower prices

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Disequilibrium: Shortage

When supply is less than demand, leads to higher prices

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Equilibrium

Supply = Demand

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Default Risk

Probability that an issuer may fail to make promised payments.

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Inflation Risk

Risk that the real value of the payments from owning a bond will be different from what was expected; rising prices reduce the real return on a bond

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Interest Rate Risk

Higher interest rates reduce a bond’s value

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Benchmark Rate

A reference interest rate used for risk comparisons

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Flight to Safety

Moving from riskier assets to safer assets

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Municipal Bonds

Bonds issued by state and local governments to finance public projects; the coupon payments are exempt from federal and state income taxes

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Junk Bonds

Bonds rated below investment grade

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Ratings Upgrade

Increase in a bond's credit rating

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Ratings Downgrade

Decrease in a bond's credit rating

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Fallen Angel

Bond that has been downgraded below investment grade

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Commercial Paper

Short-term version of a bond