Two examples of marketable assets include
A)savings accounts and demand deposits held at financial institutions.
B)provincial and federal savings bonds.
C)demand deposits and provincial savings bonds.
D)equity securities and T-bills.

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Equity securities and T-bills are both marketable assets as they can easily be bought and sold in financial markets. Savings accounts and demand deposits (A) are not considered marketable assets as they cannot be easily sold in financial markets. Provincial and federal savings bonds (B) and demand deposits and provincial savings bonds (C) are not fully marketable assets as they may have restrictions on when they can be sold or redeemed.

Two Examples of Marketable Assets Include