Which of the following is a difference between stocks and bonds?
A) Stocks are issued for a fixed period; bonds are not.
B) Stocks pay interest; bonds pay dividends.
C) Bond payouts are more predictable than payouts from stocks.
D) Bonds represent ownership; stocks represent debt.
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Q44: Indy owns 100 shares of stock in
Q45: The interest rate on the bond
A) is
Q46: Payments to shareholders from corporate profits are
Q47: Debt contracts (also called instruments) issued by
Q48: A stockholder owning 5 percent of a
Q50: Bonds represent
A) a claim on company dividends.
B)
Q51: The current share price of a corporation's
Q52: Ownership of a single corporation is represented
Q53: Limited liability rules
A) mean that bankrupt companies
Q54: The maximum amount of money that company
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