a. Suppose Joe Moonshiner would be perfectly happy to have you pay him a premium of 6% per year, compounded semiannually

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a. Suppose Joe Moonshiner would be perfectly happy to have you pay him a premium of 6% per year, compounded semiannually, for his whiskey-as long as he knows you'd pay him on time and completely. What might the varied interest rates in the other others reflect? b. Prices for bonds have two very clear issues: will the payments be made, and on time, and what other opportunities do potential bondholders have that might influence bond prices? c. You will find some stock formulas as well. Let's look at the widely used Gordon Growth model. What does the formula capture as factors you might want to research before buying a given stock? d. Mortgages are actually salable or transferable at interest rates that are the same or not the same as their issue interest rate. What might influence those market interest rates?