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US municipal bonds are most accurately classified as:
Explanation:
The correct answer is B because US municipal bonds are issued by regional governments (e.g., state or local governments) and are classified as non-sovereign bonds. These bonds are distinct from agency bonds (Option A) or quasi-government bonds (Option C), which are issued by entities created to fund specific government-sponsored activities or infrastructure. Municipal bonds are a primary funding tool for regional governments within the US.