Typically, businesses obtain short-term loans or issue money market securities to pay for manufacturing or buying goods for sale. Which of the following choices is NOT a reason for the use of short-term and/or money marketing securities for obtaining goods for sale? Money market securities are not required to comply with the SEC's regulations Short-term loans have a lower rate of interest than long-term loans Short-term loans and/or money market securities are effective because companies will receive cash in a short-term when their customers pay for the goods that companies sold to them Short-term loans and money market securities will increase a business's total capital. Increased capital will increase the business's credit rating