Which of the Following Explains Why Mortgages Weren't Considered Securities

question 126

Multiple Choice

Which of the following explains why mortgages weren't considered securities prior to 1970?

• A)The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 prohibited mortgages from being considered securities.An amendment to the Act was approved in 1970 that allowed mortgages to be considered securities.
• B)Until 1970,the average annual increase in housing prices did not allow the buying and selling of mortgages to be profitable.There has been a significant annual increase in housing prices and mortgage values since 1970.
• C)Congress passed a law in 1970 stipulating that mortgages could be classified as securities.
• D)Prior to 1970,mortgages were rarely resold in the secondary market.

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Definitions:

Supervising Costs

Expenses related to the management and oversight of workers and production processes, including salaries of supervisors and managerial staff.

Activity-Based Costing

A costing method that assigns overhead and indirect costs to specific activities, providing more accurate insights into the actual costs of production or services.

Machine-Hours

A measure of production time in hours by machines, used as a basis for allocating manufacturing overhead in cost accounting.

Activity Rate

The cost driver rate used in activity-based costing to allocate costs to products or services based on the activities required for their production or delivery.