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What is most similar to the act of buying a bond?
Your answer is "Giving a Loan" (:
What do you call a Loan to the government?
A loan made to the goverment is done in the form of a bond. So if you are in the situation where you are loaning to the government it would be called a bond.
What best explains why a bond holder is similar to a bank?
Bondholders loan money to bond issuers just asbanks loan money to customers.
What is it called when a company gives a loan?
Bond
What is the difference between loan and bond?
Surprisingly hard question. I'll go out on a limb here:A bond is a loan represented by a Security (UCC 8-102 (15))
Loan to the Government during World War 2?
war bond
What was loan to the government called during World War 2?
A war bond
Individual is to Municipality as loan is to bond?
Well, kinda. A bond is part of a loan, and an individual is part of a municipality.
What is a Loan to the Government?
a bond
What is most similar to the act of buying a bond?
Your answer is "Giving a Loan" (:
What do you call a Loan to the government?
A loan made to the goverment is done in the form of a bond. So if you are in the situation where you are loaning to the government it would be called a bond.
What best explains why a bond holder is similar to a bank?
Bondholders loan money to bond issuers just asbanks loan money to customers.
What drives were used in order to increase government revenue during world war 2?
The War Bond "War Loan" drives. Bonds were the money that financed the war, and the publicity campaign to buy and hold bonds was relenteless (and ultimately, very effective). There were six "War Loans" and a seventh "Victory Loan", all of which met or exceeded their goals.
What is it called when a company gives a loan?
Bond
What is buying a similar bond similar to?
Giving a loan.
What is the difference between loan and bond?
Surprisingly hard question. I'll go out on a limb here:A bond is a loan represented by a Security (UCC 8-102 (15))
What are facts about bonds?
A Liberty bond (or liberty loan) was a war bond that was sold in the United States to support the allied cause in World War I. Subscribing to the bonds became a symbol of patriotic duty in the United States and introduced the idea of financial securities to many citizens for the first time.
