Stocks and bonds issued in markets-oriented financial systems are rather __________ because they are traded __________.
A) liquid; frequently
B) liquid; infrequently if at all
C) illiquid; frequently
D) illiquid; infrequently if at all

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In markets-oriented financial systems, stocks and bonds are traded frequently and thus are considered to be liquid assets. This is because they can be easily bought and sold in the market, allowing investors to quickly convert them into cash.

Stocks and Bonds Issued in Markets-Oriented Financial Systems Are Rather