Friendly Societies Differ from Tribal Unions in That Their Objectives

question 50

Multiple Choice

Friendly societies differ from tribal unions in that their objectives __________.

• A) are confined for the most part to mutual aid
• B) are less stressful to the membership
• C) are more commonly known to the community
• D) cause less dissension in the wider community

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Definitions:

Money Market Equilibrium

The state where the supply of and the demand for money balances, resulting in economic stability at a given interest rate.

Interest Rate

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