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Financial Planner Minnie Margin Has a Substantial Number of Clients  Annual Returns (Flanning Scenarios) \text { Annual Returns (Flanning Scenarios) }

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Financial planner Minnie Margin has a substantial number of clients who wish to own a mutual fund portfolio that matches, as a whole, the performance of the Russell 2000 index. Her task is to determine what proportion of the portfolio should be invested in each of the five mutual funds listed below so that the portfolio most closely mimics the performance of the Russell 2000 index. Formulate the appropriate nonlinear program.  Annual Returns (Flanning Scenarios) \text { Annual Returns (Flanning Scenarios) }
 Mutual Fund  Year 1 Year 2  Year 3 Year 4  International Stock 22.3726.734.862.17 Large-Cap Value 15.4819.6411.505.25 Mid-Cap Value 17.4220.074.971.69 Small-Cap Growth 23.1812.363.253.81 Short-Term Bond 9.268.816.154.04 Russell 2000 Index 20.0022.008.002.00\begin{array}{c|rrrr}\text { Mutual Fund } & \text { Year } 1 & \text { Year 2 } & \text { Year } 3 & \text { Year 4 }\\\hline \text { International Stock } & 22.37 & 26.73 & 4.86 & 2.17 \\\text { Large-Cap Value } & 15.48 & 19.64 & 11.50 & -5.25 \\\text { Mid-Cap Value } & 17.42 & 20.07 & -4.97 & -1.69 \\\text { Small-Cap Growth } & 23.18 & 12.36 & 3.25 & 3.81 \\\text { Short-Term Bond } & 9.26 & 8.81 & 6.15 & 4.04 \\\hline \text { Russell 2000 Index } & 20.00 & 22.00 & 8.00 & -2.00\end{array}


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