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1. What financial market might a project sponsor go to, to secure funding for a new basketball stadium in Los Angeles that could cost up to $3 billion dollars or more?
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b. capital markets- The segments of the financial markets where the instruments that are traded have maturities greater than one year.
debtmarkets Financialmarkets where loans are traded.
c. equity markets- Financial markets where corporate stocks are traded.
d. primary markets- Markets in which various organizations raise funds by issuing new securities.
e.secondary markets- Markets where financial assets that have previously been issued by various organizations are traded among investors.
f. derivatives markets- Financial markets where options and futures are traded.
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