What is the difference between the following: a) A bond secured by a moral obligation and a
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What is the difference between the following:
a) A bond secured by a moral obligation and a bond secured by full faith and credit?
b) A revenue bond and a general obligation bond?
Are there any similarities between a bond secured by a moral obligation and a revenue bond?
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