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Which of the following illustrates the function of the financial market?(1 point) Responses Saved funds are transferred to borr...Question
Which of the following illustrates the function of the financial market?(1 point)
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Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the issuing of bank loans.
Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the issuing of bank loans.
Saved funds are transferred to lenders via the issuing of bank loans.
Saved funds are transferred to lenders via the issuing of bank loans.
Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the sale of newly-issued securities.
Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the sale of newly-issued securities.
Saved funds are transferred to lenders through the sale of newly-issued securities.
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Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the issuing of bank loans.
Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the issuing of bank loans.
Saved funds are transferred to lenders via the issuing of bank loans.
Saved funds are transferred to lenders via the issuing of bank loans.
Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the sale of newly-issued securities.
Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the sale of newly-issued securities.
Saved funds are transferred to lenders through the sale of newly-issued securities.
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The statement that best illustrates the function of the financial market is:
**Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the sale of newly-issued securities.**
This accurately reflects how financial markets facilitate the transfer of savings from individuals or institutions who have excess funds (lenders) to those who need funds (borrowers) through mechanisms like the sale of stocks and bonds.
**Saved funds are transferred to borrowers via the sale of newly-issued securities.**
This accurately reflects how financial markets facilitate the transfer of savings from individuals or institutions who have excess funds (lenders) to those who need funds (borrowers) through mechanisms like the sale of stocks and bonds.
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