Which of the Following Statements Is Most Correct

question 76

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is most correct?

• A)Marketable government securities are those securities that cannot be transferred to other persons or institutions and can be redeemed only by being turned in to the U.S.government;the United States must rely on the willingness of foreign and international investors to hold a substantial portion of the outstanding interest-bearing public debt securities issued to finance the national debt.
• B)Nonmarketable government securities are those securities that can be transferred to other persons or institutions and can be redeemed only by being turned in to the U.S.government;the United States must rely on the willingness of foreign and international investors to hold a substantial portion of the outstanding interest-bearing public debt securities issued to finance the national debt.
• C)Nonmarketable government securities are those securities that cannot be transferred to other persons or institutions and can be redeemed only by being turned in to the U.S.government;the United States must rely on the willingness of foreign and international investors to hold a substantial portion of the outstanding interest-bearing public debt securities issued to finance the national debt.
• D)Nonmarketable government securities are those securities that cannot be transferred to other persons or institutions and can be redeemed only by being sold in the secondary market;the United States must rely on the willingness of foreign and international investors to hold a substantial portion of the outstanding interest-bearing public debt securities issued to finance the national debt.
• E)none of the above

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Syllogism Valid

An argument form with two premises and a conclusion, valid if the conclusion logically follows from the premises.

Accounting Error

A mistake in the recording, categorization, or calculation of financial transactions.

Existential Import

The implication that at least one instance of the subject in a categorical proposition exists.

Coherent Argument

An argument where all the premises logically support the conclusion and are consistent with each other.