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The money duration of a bond is best defined as:
A
the bond's Macaulay duration times the bond's full price.
B
the estimated change in the bond's full price in currency units for a given change in the annual yield to maturity.
C
one half of the difference in the bond's full prices given a 1 basis point decrease and 1 basis point increase in yield-to-maturity.