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Markets are the system that （)some people’s demands and some other people’s supplies.
A、meets
B、bridges
C、rejects
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A、meets
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C、rejects
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B．prosperous
C．changeful
D．acting
A.domestic market
B.more than one country
C.regional markets
D.less than two countries
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A.bringing together people with funds to lend and people who want to borrow funds
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A、√
B、×
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A、√
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B.Higher returns than public stock markets(回报高于公共股票市场)
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