How does liquidation differ from bankruptcy?
A) They are the same thing.
B) Companies are liquidated; individuals are made bankrupt.
C) Liquidation is not a formal legal process whereas bankruptcy is.
D) All businesses can be liquidated but not all business can be made bankrupt.
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