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| | Eco 340, Fall 2002, Week 5 Lectures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) |
 | | My bond will pay $1000 a year from now, for a net gain of $90.91, but a new bond will also pay $1000 a year from now and be considerably cheaper, because it's paying 15% interest. |
 | | My bond will still pay $1000 a year from now, for a net gain of $90.91, whereas a new bond will also pay $1000 a year from now but will cost about $950 (for a smaller net gain, of about $50). |
 | | Let FV be the Face Value of the discount bond or the amount of a future payment (i.e., its Future Value), and recall that i is the market interest rate and n is the number of years between now and the date of the payment, and the formula is |
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