Why must the price of a security always equal the pv of its


1. A bond currently sells for $975, which gives it a yield to maturity of 6%. Suppose that if the yield increases by .25%, the price of the bond falls to $960. What is the duration of this bond?  Round your answer to three decimal places. (Hint: the percentage price change is a function of duration and change in yield)

2. Why must the price of a security always equal the PV of its cash flows?

3. Are accounts receivable considered part of current assets in current ratios?

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