The ability to provide financial rewards sufficient to attract and retain financing is called:
A) Profitability.
B) Market prospects.
C) Solvency.
D) Liquidity and efficiency.
E) Creditworthiness.

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Profitability refers to a company's ability to generate profits, which in turn can be used to provide financial rewards to attract and retain financing. Market prospects, solvency, liquidity and efficiency, and creditworthiness are all important factors in a company's financial health, but they do not directly relate to the ability to provide financial rewards.

The Ability to Provide Financial Rewards Sufficient to Attract and Retain