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________ are typically comprised of a mix of ________ and ________. AStocks; bonds; index funds BBonds; index funds; mutual funds CMutual funds; stocks; bonds DStocks; index funds; bonds

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Answer: C. Mutual funds; stocks; bonds

Mutual funds are typically comprised of a mix of stocks and bonds.

Explanation:

Mutual fund is known to be an investment company which pool money from different people (investors) in order to invest or buy securities. These securities include: stocks, bonds, short term debts and so on. Thus, mutual funds have liquidity.

Stocks are securities which show that an individual has ownership share in a company. Stocks are also called equity or shares.

Bonds are known to be debt security between an investor and a borrower. The borrower will have to pay a sum of money as interest rate and also repay the debt at a maturity date.

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The terms that could best fit on the blanks of the statement are "Bonds", "index funds", and "mutual funds." A bond, by definition, is an investment in which the corporates or the government borrows a specific amount of money from the investor for a definite period of time and has an interest rate.
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