Which of the following institutions issue bonds that are traded in the bond market? More than one answer may be correct. Multiple select question. Sole proprietorships Provincial governments The federal government Private companies Public corporations

Explain the differences among bonds offered by the state.  Explain the differences among bonds offered by the corporations.

The following entities issue bonds to engage in long-term borrowing EXCEPT: Multiple Choice O O the federal government. state and local governments. corporations. individuals.

Compare and contrast corporate bonds with Government        bonds.

When corporations issue bonds, there are two distinct obligations. What are those obligations? What do the following terms mean in regard to corporations issuing bonds: convertible, callable, and debenture?

Holdings of government bonds are classified on a bank's balance sheet as Group of answer choices assets, because investing in government bonds represents a use of funds for investment. liabilities, because the bank must borrow in order to be able to invest in the government bonds. assets, because the markets for government bonds are the most liquid in the world. liabilities, because the government bonds must be pledged as collateral against borrowing.

When are corporations likely to call their bonds?

Which types of bonds are most liquid? Corporate Bonds O Municipal Bonds O Treasury Bonds O Agency Bonds

Which of the following statements are true of a privately placed bond? More than one answer may be correct. Multiple select question. It is directly placed with a lender. It is not offered to the public. It is traded in a regulated market. The terms and conditions of the bond are decided by a regulatory body.

1.How do term bonds differ from serial bonds? Which type of bonds have governments been more likely to issue in recent years? Why do you think this trend has occurred? 2. Under what circumstances might a government consider an advance refunding of general obligation bonds outstanding? provide any source