Markets in which corporations raise capital for creating market transaction which are classified as

commercial markets
residential markets
primary markets
consumer credit loans

The correct answer is C. primary markets.

A primary market is a market in which new securities are issued. This is where companies raise capital by selling shares to the public for the first time. The shares are then traded on a secondary market, such as the New York Stock Exchange.

A commercial market is a market for goods and services that are used in the production of other goods and services. For example, a company that makes cars would buy steel from a commercial market to use in the production of its cars.

A residential market is a market for homes. This includes both the sale and purchase of homes, as well as the rental of homes.

A consumer credit loan is a loan that is made to an individual for personal use. This includes loans for things like cars, furniture, and vacations.

Primary markets are important because they allow companies to raise capital to grow their businesses. Secondary markets are important because they allow investors to buy and sell shares of companies, which provides liquidity for the market.