The corporate equities or corporate stocks represent the portion in instruments of capital markets, which is ___________?

Correct answer: A. largest

  • A. largest
  • B. smallest
  • C. never paid
  • D. none of the above

Explanation

Corporate equities, or stocks, generally form the largest component of capital-market instruments because corporations issue substantial volumes of ownership claims traded in organized markets. The other options do not describe their relative share.

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