For municipal bonds trading in secondary markets are classified as

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For municipal bonds, trading in secondary markets are classified as

A. infrequent origination

B. static trading

C. frequent trading

D. infrequent trading

Answer: Option D

Solution(By Examveda Team)

For municipal bonds, trading in secondary markets are classified as infrequent trading. Infrequent trading Comprehensive databases have recently become 'available for stock ex- changes in which many securities are traded only intermittently.

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