Financial markets are

A) markets where money is traded between the Fed and economic agents.
B) markets where funds accumulated by one group are made available to another group.
C) banks interact to lend and borrow reserves.
D) the market where capital goods are traded.


Answer: B) markets where funds accumulated by one group are made available to another group.

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