a. In an efficient market, callable and non-callable bonds will be priced so that there will be
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a. In an efficient market, callable and non-callable bonds will be priced so that there will be no advantage or disadvantage to the call provision. Comment.
b. If interest rates fall, will the price of non-callable bonds move up higher than that of callable bonds? Why or why not?
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a Yes The statement is true In an efficient market the callable bonds will be sold at a ...View the full answer
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