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This document discusses bond valuation and characteristics. It covers the basics of bonds including how companies and governments issue bonds to borrow money long-term from the public. It describes some key characteristics of bonds such as how they pay periodic interest to holders but the principal is paid back at maturity. The document also mentions bond ratings, types of bonds, and factors that influence bond prices such as interest rates and inflation.
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