Which of the following choices is NOT considered a short-term municipal note?A RANA TANA BANAn AON
An AONAll of the choices given are the acronyms for short-term municipal notes except an AON, which are the letters for an all-or-none order. RAN is the acronym for a revenue anticipation note, BAN for a bond anticipation note, and TAN for a tax anticipation note.
None of the choices “RANA,” “TANA,” “BANAn,” or “AON” is a commonly used term to refer to short-term municipal notes. A short-term municipal note is a type of debt security issued by a municipality or its agencies, typically with a maturity of less than a year. Examples of short-term municipal notes include revenue anticipation notes (RANs), tax anticipation notes (TANs), bond anticipation notes (BANs), and anticipation notes (ANs). Therefore, none of the choices listed above is considered a short-term municipal note.
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