51. Commercial papers cannot be converted in to cash with easy and quick transactions because of lack of
52. Bidder who can receive allocation of treasury bills before all other bidders is result of
53. Accounting entry of institutions who borrows federal funds is as
54. Difference between purchase price of treasury bills and face value of treasury bills is considered as
55. Transaction of federal funds usually take place in form of
56. Economic period in which banks have excess funds is classified as
57. Interest rate at which federal funds are borrowed and can be lent is classified as
58. Selling price is added in to repurchase agreement paid interest to calculate
59. Agreement which incurs transaction between two parties and promise held that second party will repurchase security at specific price is classified as
60. Type of funds that have transfer transactions between financial institutions are classified as
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