The customer who wishes to sell one (1) Treasury Bill will receive $5.90 if a government securities dealer quotes a 3 month Treasury Bill at 6.00 Bid - 5.90 Ask.
The "bid" price is the rate at which the buyer will purchase the security, while the "ask" (offer) price is the rate at which the seller will be willing to sell.
Thus, in this situation, the selling customer will receive $5.90 per Treasury Bill while the dealer will sell it for $6.00, making profit of $0.10 ($6.00 - $5.90).
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