One reason the Chinese buy a great deal of Canadian government debt is because: None of these statements is true. they know the risk involved is lower for Canadian government bonds than it is for any other government bond in the world. they have dollars left over from the sale of their goods to Canada and want to buy something dollar denominated. the rate of return for Canadian government bonds is higher than any other investment.

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