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7. One year ago, you purchased a rare Indian-head penny for $14,000. Because of the
recession and the need to generate current income, you plan to sell the coin and
invest in Treasury bills. The Treasury bill yield now stands at 8 percent, although it
was 7 percent one year ago. A coin dealer has offered to pay you $12,800 for the
coin. Compute the holding period return on this investment.
recession and the need to generate current income, you plan to sell the coin and
invest in Treasury bills. The Treasury bill yield now stands at 8 percent, although it
was 7 percent one year ago. A coin dealer has offered to pay you $12,800 for the
coin. Compute the holding period return on this investment.
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