Answer:
The major difference between money markets and capital markets is:
the time horizon of the debt instruments.
Explanation:
A money market is a global financial market for the exchange of short-term debts (or debt instruments that mature in less than or equal to one year). A capital market is also a global financial market for the exchange of long-term debt instruments (or securities that mature in more than one year). Additionally, the capital market, unlike the money market, enables the exchange of equity securities (common stocks and preferred stocks). Principally, the major difference is the time horizon provided by the two markets.
