Consider the following statements: Treasury-bills in the United States are financial instruments initially sold by the United States government and agencies of the federal government in the United States to raise funds. For a limited liability company, the liability is restricted to the shareholders of the company and not the bond holders. A common measure of a share's market liquidity is the ratio of turnover to market capitalisation. Money market instruments are short-term instruments with marketability and pay no liquidity premiums How many of these statements are true and how many are false?

Select one:

a. 1 statement is true and 3 are false

b. 2 statements are true and 2 are false

c. 3 statements are true and 1 is false

d. All 4 statements are true

e. All 4 statements are false