Governments and corporations sell interest bearing certificates to raise money for expansion or trade. What is called these certificates ?
Correct answer: D. Bond
- A. Certificates
- B. Sureties
- C. Security bonds
- D. Bond
Explanation
A bond is an interest-bearing debt certificate issued by a government or corporation to borrow money. The issuer promises periodic interest and repayment of the principal at maturity.
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