The decline in… A. total credit during the 2004-14 period B. in corporate credit of large borrowers C. the share of small borrowers in the D. can be explained by the dramatic rise

The decline in… A. total credit during the 2004-14 period B.

1.	The decline in… A. total credit during the 2004-14 period B. in corporate credit of large borrowers C. the share of small borrowers in the D. can be explained by the dramatic rise
A.	ABDC
B.	CBAD
C.	CADB
D.	DBCA
E.	No rearrangement required
Answer» D. DBCA

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