Bond Markets Definition Notes Questions with Answers PDF Download – Test 47

MCQ 231: In the capital markets, the instruments which are traded having maturity of more than one year is classified as:

1. contraction mortgages
2. bonds and mortgages
3. expansion bonds
4. expansion mortgages

MCQ 232: The saving banks, insurance companies, mutual funds and commercial banks are all examples of:

1. non-financial institutions
2. derivative institutions
3. financial institutions
4. payable institutions

MCQ 233: The banks that deals with reciprocal agreements and accounts are considered as:

1. correspondent banks
2. non-correspondent banks
3. reciprocal transactions
4. functional banks

MCQ 234: The debt which depict the historical accumulated record of federal government expenditures is classified as:

1. national debt
2. international debt
3. global debt
4. contraction debt

MCQ 235: The treasury bills have high liquidity because of:

1. extensive secondary markets
2. extensive primary markets
3. premium money markets
4. discounted money markets