Yield to maturity exceeding the current yield


True or false questions.

1. If interest rates rise after a bond is issued, the yield to maturity will exceed the current yield.

2. Equipment trust certificates issued by a firm are safer than its debentures.

3. Income bonds are the safest bonds issued by a firm.

4. A period payment to retire a debit is illustrative of a sinking fund.

5. An investor may anticipate that a bond will be called if interested rates have risen.

6. Preferred stock dividends are not a tax deductible expense for the firm.

7. One measure of the safety of a preferred stock's dividend is the ratio of dividends to earnings before interest and taxes.

8. A constant payout ration implies dividends vary with earnings.

9. A. Stock dividend has no impact on a firm's liabilities or the price of its stock.

10. A stock dividend decreases retained earnings.

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