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Which of the following are the difference(s) between swaps and futures contracts? 1. Swaps are typically short term, whereas futures contracts tend to extend over several years. 2. A futures contract involves only one future transaction, whereas a swap typically involves several forward transactions. 3. Swaps are not usually marked to market, whereas futures contracts are marked to market.
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