This calculates the theoretical price of a Consol bond.
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Enter the interest payment amount c for each period.
Set the interest payment date for the current period to one year from now, and enter n for n years.
Enter the interest rate for n years.
(Enter 0.15 for 15 percent, or 0.08 for 8 percent.)
Enter the interest rate for n+1 years and beyond.
Enter non-negative values for c, r1, and r2.
Enter a non-negative integer for n.
Input that exceeds the limits may not be processed, depending on the validation.
The r1 and r2 checkmarks in the output field display a “1” to alert you when the entered values for r1 or r2 are 1 or greater.
If there are no issues, a “0” is displayed.
Set the interest payment date for the current period to one year from now, and enter n for n years.
Enter the interest rate for n years.
(Enter 0.15 for 15 percent, or 0.08 for 8 percent.)
Enter the interest rate for n+1 years and beyond.
Enter non-negative values for c, r1, and r2.
Enter a non-negative integer for n.
Input that exceeds the limits may not be processed, depending on the validation.
The r1 and r2 checkmarks in the output field display a “1” to alert you when the entered values for r1 or r2 are 1 or greater.
If there are no issues, a “0” is displayed.
| Adopted values for c | |
| The value of n adopted | |
| Values adopted in r1 | |
| r2's adopted values | |
| The sum of the present values of revenues through n years | |
| Theoretical Price of Consol Bonds | |
| r1 check | When r1 is 1 or greater = 1 |
| r2 check | When r2 is 1 or greater = 1 |
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Digit setting: 50 digits.
Digit count can be changed.
Real number calculation mode.
Digit setting: 50 digits.
Digit count can be changed.
Real number calculation mode.
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Let r1 be the interest rate for the first n years, including the current period,
and let r2 be the interest rate starting from year n+1.
The program outputs the market price of the Consol bond in this case.