With respect to floating-rate bonds, a reference rate such as the london interbank offered rate (libor) is most likely used to determine the bond's:

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A reference rate such as LIBOR is typically used to determine the coupon rate of a floating-rate bond. The coupon rate is typically a fixed spread added to the reference rate, so A is not the best choice. The frequency of coupon payments may be specified in the bond's prospectus but is not determined by the reference rate, so C is also not the best choice.

With Respect to Floating-Rate Bonds, a Reference Rate Such as the London