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What's the difference between stocks and bonds?
Match the descriptions with its descriptor.
Buying a piece of
ownership in a company
Higher risk
Lower risk
Loan money to a company
or government for regular
payments
1. Stocks
2. Bonds



Answer :

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Final answer:

Stocks offer ownership in a company, while bonds involve loaning money for regular payments, each carrying different levels of risk.


Explanation:

Stocks represent ownership in a company through shares, providing a stake in the firm's profits. On the other hand, bonds involve loaning money to a company or government in exchange for regular payments of interest. Stocks generally have higher risk due to market volatility, while bonds offer lower risk with fixed returns.


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