relative to domestic and foreign bonds, eurobonds are most likely to be:
A) bearer bonds.
B) registered bonds.
C) subject to greater regulation.

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Eurobonds are most likely to be bearer bonds, meaning that they are owned by whoever holds the physical bond certificate, making them less regulated and easier to transfer compared to registered bonds, which are recorded in the name of the owner and require ownership to be transferred through a formal process. Eurobonds are typically less regulated than domestic and foreign bonds, which makes option C incorrect.

Relative to Domestic and Foreign Bonds, Eurobonds Are Most Likely