Considering the value of a financial instrument, the bigger the size of the promised payment the:

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The more valuable the promised payment, the more valuable the financial instrument. This is because investors are willing to pay more for a financial instrument that promises a larger payment in the future. The size of the promised payment does not necessarily indicate greater risk. However, it may indicate a longer wait time for the payment (as in choice B), but this does not affect the overall value of the instrument.

Considering the Value of a Financial Instrument, the Bigger the Size