Multiple Choice
The conversion ratio for a convertible bond equals the:
A) ratio of bond value to stock price at conversion.
B) number of bonds necessary to convert into one share of stock.
C) number of shares of stock that can be exchanged for one bond.
D) floor value beneath which the bond price cannot fall.
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