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    The Rate, Interpreted to Be the Incremental Return for Extending
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The Rate, Interpreted to Be the Incremental Return for Extending

Question 18

Question 18

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The rate, interpreted to be the incremental return for extending the time-to-maturity of an investment for an additional time period, is the:


A) add-on rate.
B) forward rate.
C) yield-to-maturity.

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