A feature of corporate bonds is that they
A) pay interest until maturity.
B) carry voting rights.
C) represent ownership in a firm.
D) pay dividends.
E) have residual claims to assets after common stock.

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Corporate bonds pay interest until maturity, unlike common stock which pays dividends or represents ownership in the company. Corporate bonds do not carry voting rights or have residual claims to assets after common stock.

A Feature of Corporate Bonds Is That They