Bonds are interest-bearing assets and stocks do not.
Option - D
<u>Explanation:</u>
Stocks are an money invested in exchange of company shares (equity investment) that depicts part of ownership in a company and entitles the stock holder to a part of that company's assets and earnings. Stocks do not offer interest rates instead pays dividends and there will not be any fixed returns.
Bonds are interest-bearing or debt security, by which the lender is due to be reimbursed to the holders a debt (based on the negotiated bond terms) and is supposed to pay them interest or to repay principal amount at the maturity date. Zero-coupon bond pays both principal and imputed interest at maturity.
Answer: ethics.
Ethics and moral are usually confused, but they are differente. You can think of ethic as the "science" whose object is to study (by the use of rigorous reflection) the human acts to distinguish right from wrong. While moral is related with costumes of a particular culture.
Its C i have been in civic this whole year
