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"I got it done and can still have a retirement." Hoeberechts says WorldMedAssist has successfully sent several hundred patients abroad for medical treatment at a discount.
VOA: standard.2010.04.08
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It's the most simple-- or often called a bill-- a discount bond does not pay interest; it's sold at a discount.
它是最简单的,经常被称为国库券,它是一种贴现债券,且不付息,并以折扣价发行
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That's because nobody trusted these banks they could go under any day and so they tended to sell at a discount.
那是因为没有人信任这些银行,它们可能在任何一天倒闭,所以它们倾向折价卖纸币。
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I think that you don't really have self possession if you choose to live in a society because you cannot just discount the people around you.
我认为如果你选择生活在社会中,就不可能完全地自我拥有,因为你不能无视其他人的存在。
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So, I said, okay, I didn't want to assume so we clicked senior and frankly it was then a dead end because apparently to get some senior discount you need to have some special pass or something like this that we didn't have and yet that certainly wasn't obvious here so now we together and this person in particular had to figure out how you go back and then restart this process.
我说，好的，我不希望揣测，所以我点击了老人票,然后问题就来了，因为似乎,需要特殊的号码之类的东西来购买老年票,但是我们没有,明显我们不应该走这步,现在我们一起必须找出,怎样返回，然后重新开始这个步骤。
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So you buy it at a discount and the return you get is of course a hundred minus--the return you get is the discount.
所以以折价买入,并且回报等于,100减去,回报等于折扣差价
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Effectively, you get interest from this because it's sold at a discount, so the price that you pay is equal to one hundred minus the discount.
实际上,你仍然从中获得利息,因为债券是打折出售的,所以买入价,等于一百减去折扣
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If your dealer quotes you a discount rate of 2.51%, you know how to convert that into the price and that's all that matters--all that really matters is the price you have to pay.
如果经销商告诉你折扣率是2.51%,你要知道如何转换成价格,真正和你有关系的,是你需要付多少钱
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The first thing is a discount bond.
首先是贴现债券
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The discount rate that is shown is the number that you plug into a formula to get the price.
这里显示的折扣率,需要被代入一个公式来获得价格
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The U.S. Government is a big issuer of discount bonds and they're called Treasury bills.
美国政府是贴现债券的大发行商,这些被称为国库券
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The critical thing about a discount bond is it pays no interest.
要记住贴现债券不支付利息
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So, Andrew Redleaf bought General Motors bonds, which were selling at a discount because people worry that General Motors wouldn't be able to pay on them, and then he asked to speak to the General Motors management.
安德鲁·莱德利夫买了通用汽车的债券,这个债券是以折扣价购买的,因为人们担心,通用汽无法偿付债券,莱德利夫接着要求,与通用汽车公司的管理层会面
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So Boston money was probably pretty good because of the Suffolk System but if you tried spending New York money in New Haven Band Note Reporter they would get out the Bank Note Reporter and put a discount on it.
所以，尽管由于Suffolk系统使,波士顿货币很值钱,但是如果你试图,在纽黑文花纽约纸币,他们将拿出,并且折换纸币的价值。
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The primary discount rate is typically a hundred basis points above the Funds Rate.
一级贴现率通常,在联邦资金利率一百个基本点之上。
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Yes. I think that you don't really have self possession if you choose to live in a society because you cannot just discount the people around you.
是的，我认为如果你生活在社会中,就不可能完全拥有自主权,因为你不能无视其他人的存在。
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The boy would go say, we're offering to pay a discount rate of 2.51-- that was the formula and then anyone could do these calculations; they knew what it meant.
小男孩跑去说,我们愿意以2.51%的折扣率买入,公式就是那样用的,每个人都能算出价格,他们知道是什么意思
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The discount rate was a policy variable set by the Fed and it was typically fifty basis points below the Federal Funds Rate.
贴现率是一个联邦可改变的政策,并且它比联邦资金利率通常,低五十个基本点。
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So what everybody knows is that the discount is converted into a price according to this formula.
所以每个人都知道,折扣率可以通过这个公式转换成价格
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Well, there's a formula that's been used by bond traders for hundreds of years and it's a traditional expression, which goes from the discount rate to the price.
这里有个债券交易商,用了上百年的公式,这是个传统表达式,它能用折扣率算得价格
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We call an instrument of the U.S. Treasury with a maturity less than or equal to one year--we call that a bill and they used to be the only discount bonds issued by the U.S. Government.
我们把期限小于或等于一年的,国库券品种称为短期国库券,它们曾是美国政府,唯一发行的贴现债券
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In '98, I forget which way, but one of the share classes 20% was at a 20% discount to the other and that persisted for several years, so you have economically identical things trading at different prices.
在98年，我不记得是为什么，一支这种类型的股票,比另一只股票便宜,而且这种现象持续了好几年的时间，因此你拥有经济意义上完全相同,但是却以不同价格进行交易的东西。
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