1) Law of one price implies the price of the coupon bond to be $1186, suggesting no arbitrage opportunity 2) Law of one price implies the price of the coupon bond to be $1180. suggesting no arbitrage opportunity 3) Law of one price implies the price of the coupon bond to be $1180. suggesting an arbitrage opportunity 4) Law of one price implies the price of the coupon bond to be $1186. suggesting an arbitrage opportunity 5) Law of one price implies the price of the coupon bond to be $1196, suggesting an arbitrage opportunity

1) Law of one price implies the price of the coupon bond to be $1186, suggesting no arbitrage opportunity 2) Law of one price implies the price of the coupon bond to be $1180. suggesting no arbitrage opportunity 3) Law of one price implies the price of the coupon bond to be $1180. suggesting an arbitrage opportunity 4) Law of one price implies the price of the coupon bond to be $1186. suggesting an arbitrage opportunity 5) Law of one price implies the price of the coupon bond to be $1196, suggesting an arbitrage opportunity

Personal Finance

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Chapter14: Investing In Stocks And Bonds

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