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Created page with "TODO: fill the rest == Academic definition == FILL == Simplified explanation == FILL == How it appears in the game == Here is a brief overview of how bonds are issued in Finance Interactive: * '''Government''': the government issues, at the start of every year, $1T in one-year (zero-coupon) bonds, $1T in ten-year bonds and $1T in twenty-year bonds. For coupon bonds, the coupon rate is equal to the current yield for the corresponding interest appearing in the Econom..."

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== Academic definition ==
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== Simplified explanation ==
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== How it appears in the game ==
Here is a brief overview of how bonds are issued in Finance Interactive:

* '''Government''': the government issues, at the start of every year, $1T in one-year (zero-coupon) bonds, $1T in ten-year bonds and $1T in twenty-year bonds. For coupon bonds, the coupon rate is equal to the current yield for the corresponding interest appearing in the [[Economic Data Table]]. Zero-coupon bonds don't pay a coupon, but they are sold at a discount. Government bonds have always a AAA [[Credit Rating|credit rating]] and never default (as of now).
* '''Corporations''': FILL

== References ==
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== Related concepts ==
[[Category:Finance Concepts]]

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