The price that bonds will issue for in the market largely depend upon numerous economic factors. However, the relationship between a bond’s stated coupon rate (or contract rate) and the market rate. This results in every bondholder achieving the same yield to maturity if the bond is held until it matures.
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In this post, please discuss this relationship between the coupon rate and the market rate by answering the following questions:
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- What is the nature of this relationship (i.e. directional, inverse, no relationship) and why is this so?
- How does this impact bond pricing?
- How are discounts and premiums on bonds payable accounted for?
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