(TRUE or FALSE?) Face value is the amount that the bond promises to pay its owner at some date in the future. TRUE FALSE (TRUE or FALSE?) Financial intermediaries (investment bankers, brokers, and dealers) facilitate selling securities to the public to raise money for business firms, as well as local, state, and national governments. O TRUE O FALSE (TRUE or FALSE?) General obligation type of municipal bonds are supposed to be paid off with money raised by the issuer from a variety of different tax revenue sources. FALSE TRUE (TRUE or FALSE?) In an efficient market, securities can be traded easily, quickly, and at low cost. TRUE FALSE (TRUE or FALSE?) Money market securities also have a low degree of risk because purchasers will only buy them from large, reputable issuers. FALSE OTRUE (TRUE or FALSE?) Money market securities include Treasury bills, negotiable certificates of deposit, commercial paper, Eurodollars, and banker's acceptances. O TRUE FALSE (TRUE or FALSE?) Relatively safe bonds are called junk bonds. FALSE O TRUE (TRUE or FALSE?) Securities does not have value because the bearer has to pay the amount specified, and therefore the bearer could not sell the security to someone else for cash. O TRUE FALSE