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You are considering buying a U.S. government bond with the face value of $1000. The bond pays an annual coupon payment of $80 and it matures in 5 years. The bonds coupon rate is 8%. What are the cash flows associated with owning this bond for each year?

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Identifies Cash Flow from a Bond

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