To which type of risk are holders of long-term bonds more exposed? Short-termbondholders?

Why does the required rate of return for a particular bond change over time?

How does one determine the required rate of return of a bond, the cash flows of a bond and the value of a bond?  How do you determine if a bond is a good investment? Are long-term bonds riskier than short-term bonds? Explain and Discuss.

As a bondholder, what risks would you face, and how are these risk factors lower for bonds than they are for stock?

Is a higher or lower yield to maturity desired by bondholders? Why?

Is the price of a long term bond or the price of a short term security more sensitive to a change in interest rates? Why?

What happens to Bond prices, quantities, and interest rates if (Make sure to include the supply and demand graph for bonds for each question :   a) Decrease in wealth   b) Increase in risk   c) Decrease in liquidity

Which factor(s) lead to the difference of the interest between T-bill and a short-term corporate bond? Group of answer choices a)Inflation rate b)Default risk and maturity risk c)Maturity risk d)Default risk

What is the relationship between interest rate level and bond price? Why must this relationship be true? How has the current rate environment impacted the prices of bonds?

How does the coupon rate affect the bond amortization process?