Question

the government of the united states borrows most of the money it needs by
A. selling treasury bills and treasury bonds
B. issuing stock
C. collecting taxes
D. taking loans from banks

Answer 1

@Ashleyisakitty @absurdism @Angels @Arielsweetlove01 @alesia/bailey @AnimeLover98 @BunnyBree @Blu-Girl @blank������ @bruno102 @Miracrown

Answer 2

will give medals for correct answer;
please help
@eliassaab @emergency.room.hearts @YanaSidlinskiy @TheSmartOne @Teddyiswatshecallsme

Answer 3

hold up right quick

Answer 4

huh? lol

Answer 5

A

Answer 6

you sure?

Answer 7

you're right!

Answer 8

Yes let me show you /www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=the+government+of+the+united+states+borrows+most+of+the+money+it+needs+by+who

Answer 9

I got it from that website

Answer 10

OMG HURRAYY I'm sooo smart lol

Answer 11

^^ No I am smart.

Answer 12

^^ It says it in my name.

Answer 13

this isn't a competition all I said was that I am so smart I didn't say i was smarter than everyone. And if you so smart why didn't you help her

Answer 14

I was just kidding -_-

Answer 15

A large bailout of savings and loans institutions became necessary in 1990 when it was discovered that nearly 2,000 of them were insolvent and facing closure. One of the causes of this crises was the
A. centralization of banks as a result of the federal reserve act passed in 1913
B. deep recession and high employment rates of the 1980s
C. over-regulation of savings and loan institutions during the 1930s
D. reckless finical speculation following the bank deregulation of the 1980s

Answer 16

And also do not give direct answers @Arielsweetlove01
It is against the CoC.
http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 17

@specek18 is this some sort of quiz/test?

Answer 18

no dude it's not a fricking test. why are you obsessed with asking me dumb questions. goodbye.

Answer 19

well if you soooo smart then u help her and I'll back off

Answer 20

right. @Arielsweetlove01 just help me?:)

Answer 21

Lol ok

Answer 22

@Arielsweetlove01 thank you:)

Answer 23

this is a bit hard give me a min please i won't be long

Answer 24

Oh well... You want me gone then ok...

Answer 25

you just being a butthead full of questions like cmon dude just help her

Answer 26

@Arielsweetlove01 :)okay. and @TheSmartOne no i don't want you "gone" but you're irritating me by replying a billion times about things that are irrelevant.

Answer 27

xD why was my name mentioned. last time i checked i had 31% in history.

Answer 28

just needed help:) lol @alesia/bailey

Answer 29

I'm still here to help to its just sort of a hard question

Answer 30

yeah it is hard!

Answer 31

Its C.

Answer 32

savings and loans

Answer 33

okay. it's not c:(

Answer 34

that one was wrong. oh well,

Answer 35

you looked at the wrong question. ill just post the next

Answer 36

Omg I'm soo sorry it was hard question

Answer 37

yield to maturity is
A. the proceeds from selling a bond
B. the interest paid by the bond multiplied by it's price
C. the annual return on a bond held maturity
D. what investors pay to buy a bond

Answer 38

it's all good @Arielsweetlove01 don't sweat it:)

Answer 39

give me a minute

Answer 40

DEFINITION of 'Yield To Maturity (YTM)' The rate of return anticipated on a bond if held until the end of its lifetime. YTM is considered a long-term bond yield expressed as an annual rate. The YTM calculation takes into account the bond's current market price, par value, coupon interest rate and time to maturity.

Answer 41

c?

Answer 42

just really gotta get it right...

Answer 43

Do you think it's C?

Answer 44

yeah thats my guess but who knows. what do you think?

Answer 45

went with my first instinct. it's c.

Answer 46

good and hey i gtg my mom said i gotta get off the computer