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Question 1

Which of the following is the reason for the evolution of the securities laws?

Question 2

Gus is in the business of creating deals between individuals who own shares in a variety of corporations and people interested in buying those shares. Gus is known as a(n):

Question 3

A corporate debt instrument which is publicly traded is referred to as a(n):

Question 4

If a bond is said to have a "coupon of 3%" and a face value of $100, has a three year maturity, was originally sold for $70, and can be purchased in the market for $96 currently, what amount will be paid the holder of the bond at maturity?