A money market mutual fund is classified as:
A. A "basket" of money pooled in by many investors to acquire securities based on the value of cash.
Money market mutual funds typically invest in short-term, high-quality investments issued by government and corporate entities. They aim to provide liquidity and safety of principal while offering a return in the form of dividends. Option B, an investment in stocks, does not pertain to a money market mutual fund.
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