By use of practical examples, discuss the following types of information processing errors in behavioural finance: i) Forecasting errors ii) Overconfidence iii) Conservatism

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A: Maturity = 180 days Annual rate = 4.25%  Principal = $3,000,000

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Q: Two $10000 bonds redeemable at par at the end of the same period are bought to yield 9% convertible…

A: Bonds are debt instruments issued by companies.   Bonds pay periodic coupons or interests.

Q: where do you get this amount of Income tax expense R400,000?

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