If trading of municipal bonds is infrequent, then secondary market is considered as
A. thin markets
B. thick markets
C. higher underwriting
D. lower underwriting
Answer: Option A
Solution(By Examveda Team)
If trading of municipal bonds is infrequent, then secondary market is considered as thin markets. A thin market is a market with few buying or selling offers. It is also known as a narrow market. The signature characteristic of a thin market is traders' price impact. When the number of buying or selling offers is small, investors' trading positions are large relative to market size.Related Questions on International Finance and Treasury
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