What is the pure yield curve and why is it common to present coupon-based yield curves in practice?
What will be an ideal response?
The pure yield curve is a graph of annualized zero coupon yields for existing or hypothetical zero coupon treasury securities. Coupon bonds are often used to present the yield curve since they are easier to find than zeros.
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a. deadly force is reasonable to protect property. b. deadly force is reasonable to protect an individual's freedom of speech. c. deadly force is reasonable if an attack threatens the victim with serious bodily harm. d. deadly force is reasonable only within the bounds of one's domicile.