Convertible bonds may dilute current stockholders' equity because
A) the bonds require interest payments
B) the bonds are callable
C) dividends to bondholders reduce earnings
D) new shares are issued when the bonds are converted
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Q17: Convertible bonds are often subordinated to the
Q18: Convertible preferred stock may be converted into
Q19: If a convertible bond is called, the
Q20: If interest rates rise, the value of
Q21: The value of convertible preferred stock depends
Q23: The dividends paid by a convertible preferred
Q24: Convertible bonds sell for a premium over
Q25: Generally a convertible bond lacks
A)an indenture
B)a call
Q26: If interest rates fall, the investor will
Q27: The price of a convertible bond increases
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