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Which of the following are money markets instruments?
1. Treasury, 8%, 2011.
2. National Savings Certificates.
3. A 3-month certificate of deposit.
4. A treasury bill with 7 days to maturity.
5. A 14-day repurchase agreement of Treasury 8% 2007.

Which of the following are money markets instruments?
1. Treasury, 8%, 2011.
2. National Savings Certificates.
3. A 3-month certificate of deposit.
4. A treasury bill with 7 days to maturity.
5. A 14-day repurchase agreement of Treasury 8% 2007. Correct Answer 3, 4 and 5

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