Corporate bonds might involve which of the following types of "premiums."

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All of the above premiums may be involved in corporate bonds.

- Inflation premium: This is the additional yield or compensation an investor demands for the risk of inflation eroding the purchasing power of their principal and interest payments. 
- Default risk premium: This is the additional yield or compensation an investor demands for the risk of the bond issuer defaulting on its payments. 
- Liquidity premium: This is the additional yield or compensation an investor demands for the risk of the bond being less liquid or difficult to sell in the market. 
- Maturity premium: This is the additional yield or compensation an investor demands for the risk of holding a bond until maturity, as market interest rates may change and affect the bond's value.

Corporate Bonds Might Involve Which of the Following Types of "Premiums