The principal value generally is written on the outside cover of the debt contract, so it is sometimes called the:

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The term "face value" is typically used to refer to the principal value of a debt contract, and it is usually printed on the face (front) of the contract. Therefore, choice D is the correct answer. The other options (maturity value, premium value, yield value, discounted value) may be relevant to the contract, but they do not specifically refer to the principal value.

The Principal Value Generally Is Written on the Outside Cover