Bonds that do not make coupon payments and are sold at a discount with the difference between the amount paid for the bond and the amount received at maturity equal to the interest are called

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Zero-coupon bonds do not make coupon payments, they are sold at a discount, and the difference between the amount paid and the amount received at maturity is equal to the interest. The other options are types of bonds but do not fit the description of bonds that do not make coupon payments and are sold at a discount.

Bonds That Do Not Make Coupon Payments and Are Sold