A 10 year, $10000 bond with a coupon rate of 5% is a promise by the issuer of the bond to:

Lucia borrowed $5,466 to be paid off in installments of $86.40 at the end of each month. How many payments should she make to repay the loan provided the annual interest rate is 6.95%?

Using this week’s reading “As Bank Lending Tightens, Small Businesses Turn to Customers to Raise Money” What regulatory change allowed small businesses to solicit investments from non-accredited investors?  

A small business takes out a loan with a nominal interest rate of 8% to expand its operations. If the inflation rate is 3%, what is the real interest rate on the loan? How would an unexpected increase in inflation to 5% affect the real interest rate, and what implications would this have for the business and the lender?  

Mamadou places $1,000 in a certificate of deposit that matures after 20 years and that each year pays 4 percent interest, which is compounded annually until the certificate matures. How much will Mamadou have after 20 years?

Julie owns a 2 year, $10,000 US Treasury bond with a coupon rate of 2% paid annually. Current market interest rate of similar bonds is 5%. identify which of the following statements is true. Select all that apply  

Karla is planning to buy a house in 3 years. Approximately, how much will she have to set aside each year to have $30,000 down payment in 3 years if the interest rate she receives is 5% per year? Which of the following choices would help you arrive to the answer?  

Regarding the analysis of pharmacokinetic data using the noncompartmental analysis (NCA) approach, which of the following statements is true?

Controlled‑release oral formulations typically lead to a reduction in a drug’s absorption rate constant (ka). Given this decrease, which of the following pharmacokinetic parameters would be expected to increase?

For a drug that is given as IV bolus injection, if its total clearance (CL) is increased by 25%, its elimination half-life (t1/2) should