Part A: Suppose you purchased a bond in the year 2022 that h…

Part A: Suppose you purchased a bond in the year 2022 that had the following characteristics: a $100 coupon payment, a $1,000 face value, a 9% yield to maturity, and fifteen years until maturity. Please calculate the price you would have paid for this bond. Please include the Dollar sign ($) in your answer and type the answer out to the second decimal place. Part B: Suppose you bought the bond from Part A in 2022. In 2023 the yield to maturity increases from 9% to 11%. How much could you sell the bond for in 2023? Please include the Dollar sign ($) in your answer and type the answer out to the second decimal place. Part C: Calculate the current yield you would have earned over this period. Please enter your answer in percentage points and include the percent (%) sign and type your answer out to the second decimal place. Part D: Calculate the rate of capital gain you would have earned over this period. Please enter your answer in percentage points and include the percent (%) sign and type your answer out to the second decimal place. Part E: Calculate the one year holding period rate of return. Please enter your answer in percentage points and include the percent (%) sign and type your answer out to the second decimal place.

For each of the following scenarios, decide whether the dema…

For each of the following scenarios, decide whether the demand for  U.S. government bonds will increase, decrease, or remain the same, holding other things constant. The economy experiences unexpected inflation. A rise in global uncertainty leads foreign investors to look to the safety of U.S. bonds. U.S. tax cuts expire, meaning the government might collect more tax revenue during the next year. Brokerage fees for buying shares of corporate stock increase. A multi-country war ends after all involved nations sign a peace treaty.