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Money received by the government from the sale of its property is considered a:

ARevenue receipt

BGovernment bond

CCapital receipt

DPublic debt

Answer:

C. Capital receipt

Read Explanation:

  • The sale of a government asset is a capital receipt because it decreases the government's assets.


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