Treasury Bills are short-term money market instruments issued by the Central Bank on behalf of the government primarily to raise long-term capital for infrastructure development projects.
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The statement is False. Treasury Bills are short-term debt instruments maturing within 364 days used for short-term liquidity management, not long-term capital formation.
The statement is false because Treasury Bills belong strictly to the money market and are used for short-term liquidity regulation and deficit financing (maturing within one year). Long-term funding for capital projects is provided by capital market instruments such as government development stocks and bonds.
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Distinction between Money Market Instruments (Treasury Bills) and Capital Market Instruments (Government Bonds)