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Which fund(s) could contain an amortization of a bond premium? O Government Wide Only O Debt Service Only O Debt Service AND Government Wide Debt Service, Capital Projects, AND Government Wide

International Financial Management

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Chapter19: Financing International Trade

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Which fund(s) could contain an amortization of a bond premium?
O Government Wide Only
O Debt Service Only
O Debt Service AND Government Wide
Debt Service, Capital Projects, AND Government Wide

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