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Business, 18.06.2021 08:20 gabriellarenolp5x7c0

Which statement about junk bonds is true? O They offer average interest yields even though the company's success is unknown.
O They offer low interest yields because the company is at a lower risk of default.
O They offer high interest yields because the company is at a greater risk of default.
O They offer high interest yields because the company is known to be successful.

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