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Money Markets vs. Capital Markets

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Compare and contrast the characteristics of the securities of the money market with those of the capital market.

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Money Markets vs Capital Markets - 09/25/07

Similarity: Both are markets, that deal in the buying and selling of financial instruments for the financial advancement of the buyer and the seller.

Differences:

Capital Market

The market in which corporate equity and longer-term debt securities (those maturing in more than one ...

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