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When an investor sells a bond, the price paid by a dealer is always the Blank______.

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bid-ask spread


asked price


bid price


par value
8 months ago

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
When an investor sells a bond, the price paid by a dealer is always the **bid price**.
8 months ago

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