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Questions › JNU › JNU SSS 2011 › Q49
1 mark, −0.25Macroeconomics › Time value of money and bond pricing › Present value, discounting and compoundingModerateabout 2 min

JNU SSS 2011 Question 49: Time value of money and bond pricing

Consider the following : Option I : You receive Rs 112 after one year. Option II : You receive Rs 55 after nine months and Rs 56 after one year. Given that the market rate of interest is 12% per annum, it follows that

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This question is on Present value, discounting and compounding, part of Time value of money and bond pricing in Macroeconomics.

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