Which of the following correctly ranks the assets on a commercial bank's balance sheet from the most liquid to the least liquid?
Government bonds→Treasury bills→Cash at the Central Bank→Customer advances
\text{Government bonds} \rightarrow \text{Treasury bills} \rightarrow \text{Cash at the Central Bank} \rightarrow \text{Customer advances}
Government bonds→Treasury bills→Cash at the Central Bank→Customer advances
Cash at the Central Bank→Treasury bills→Government bonds→Customer advances
\text{Cash at the Central Bank} \rightarrow \text{Treasury bills} \rightarrow \text{Government bonds} \rightarrow \text{Customer advances}
Cash at the Central Bank→Treasury bills→Government bonds→Customer advances
Treasury bills→Cash at the Central Bank→Government bonds→Customer advances
\text{Treasury bills} \rightarrow \text{Cash at the Central Bank} \rightarrow \text{Government bonds} \rightarrow \text{Customer advances}
Treasury bills→Cash at the Central Bank→Government bonds→Customer advances
Cash at the Central Bank→Treasury bills→Customer advances→Government bonds
\text{Cash at the Central Bank} \rightarrow \text{Treasury bills} \rightarrow \text{Customer advances} \rightarrow \text{Government bonds}
Cash at the Central Bank→Treasury bills→Customer advances→Government bonds
