Industrial development bonds are backed by: A the lease obligating the private user to rent the facility for the life of the bond issue B the deed to the facility constructed C securities pledged as collateral by the private user D the faith and credit of the governmental issuer Review

B the deed to the facility constructed

Explanation:

Industrial Development Bonds are issued by a government agency or authority on behalf of a company that might find it difficult to acquire financing on its own.

Such bonds are usually tax exempt and so will command lower interest rates than comparable bonds. They will be paid for by revenue from the project constructed and the collateral will be the deed to the facility constructed. This deed will be held by the government until the company finishes paying off the debt.

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