Thus far in the 1990s U.S. life insurance companies have:
A) Curtailed their purchases of privately placed corporate bonds
B) Become more active buyers of privately placed corporate bonds
C) Sought out lower-rated corporate bonds
D) Reduced their holdings of publicly traded corporate bonds
E) None of the above
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