Financial Integration Refers to

question 61

Multiple Choice

Financial integration refers to

• A)the ability of persons of different races and religions to obtain access to financial services.
• B)the way in which financial markets are tied together geographically.
• C)the ability to easily convert investments in common stock into investments in corporate bonds.
• D)the difference between interest rates offered by commercial banks and those offered by savings and loan associations.

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