Suppose that an individual has strong social convictions favoring companies that use "green" production techniques to...

Suppose that an individual has strong social convictions favoring companies that use "green" production techniques to preserve the environment. Then a particularly attractive choice for them in their long-tern investments would be

	a.	Certificates of Deposit.
	b.	US Savings Bonds.
	c.	income mutual funds.
	d.	growth mutual funds.
	e.	socially conscious mutual funds.

Junk bonds have

	a.	relatively higher bond ratings and pay relatively higher interest rates.
	b.	relatively higher bond ratings and pay relatively lower interest rates.
	c.	relatively lower bond ratings and pay relatively higher interest rates.
	d.	relatively lower bond ratings and pay relatively lower interest rates.
	e.	mediocre ratings and pay interest rates close to the market average.

If an investor wants a mutual fund that contains both bonds and stocks, the investor will seek a

	a.	money market mutual fund.
	b.	sector mutual fund.
	c.	balanced mutual fund.
	d.	equity-income mutual fund.
	e.	growth mutual fund.

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