What is the difference between a broker and a dealer?
A) There is no difference.
B) The broker takes a position in a transaction while a dealer for a fee merely arranges trades between buyers and sellers.
C) The broker sells stocks and bonds, whereas the dealer only deals in bonds.
D) The dealer sometimes takes a position (becomes a principal) in a transaction, in addition to arranging trades; the broker only arranges trades for a fee.
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A)Financial forward
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A)used to finance specified projects.
B)issued
Q37: General obligation bonds are backed by
A)the full
Q38: Market makers function as
A)coordinators who link up
Q40: Those who disseminate information to potential buyers
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Q42: All financial claims are which of the
Q43: Money represents current purchasing power. Other financial
Q44: The price at which a market maker
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