Select the proper term for each statement Bond, stock, bank deposit and loan a. A promise to pay issued by a borrower with annual interest payments and a principal payment at maturity. b. a share of ownership in a company. c. funds that are kept in a bank that must be relinquished upon the owner's request. d. an agreement between a lender and a borrower.
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