Federal Agency Bonds. What are federal agency bonds? Compare and contrast the three most common federal agency bonds. Federal agency bonds are: (Select the best answer below.) O A. long-term debt securities issued by the Treasury Department, which are federally chartered but owned by individual shareholders rather than the government. O B. short-term debt securities issued by federal government agencies or government-sponsored entities (GSES), which are federally chartered but owned by individual shareholders rather than the government. OC. long-term debt securities issued by federal government agencies or government-sponsored entities (GSES), which are federally chartered but owned by individual shareholders rather than the government. O D. long-term debt securities issued by federal government agencies or government-sponsored entities (GSES), which are federally chartered and owned by the government. Compare and contrast the three most common federal agency bonds. (Select the best answer below.) O A. The Go