Revenue bonds are debt that is secured exclusively by the revenues generated by an activity accounted for in a specific fund, generally an Enterprise Fund.

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Revenue bonds are debt securities that are secured exclusively by the revenues generated by the fund (in contrast to general obligation bonds, which are secured by the "full faith and credit"-the general taxing power-of the government).

Revenue Bonds Are Debt That Is Secured Exclusively by the Revenues