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If bonds are sold between interest payment dates, the amount of cash the issuer receives is a) equal to the market value of the bonds.

If bonds are sold between interest payment dates, the amount of cash the issuer receives is a) equal to the market value of the bonds. b) equal to the face value of the bonds. c) less than the market value of the bonds. d) more than the market value of the bonds

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Is going to be more than the market value of the bonds in which makes acdemically sense which is highly proven a really good awnser and it right i think... Show More
A: If bonds are sold between interest payment dates, the amount of cash the issuer receives is more than the market value of the bonds.... Show More

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