How Much Weight Does the Average Child Gain Each Year

question 44

Multiple Choice

How much weight does the average child gain each year during middle childhood?

• A) 1.5 to 2 kg
• B) 2.25 to 3 kg
• C) 4 to 5 kg
• D) 6 to 6.50 kg

Understand the historical average annual compound return for stocks and the impact of inflation on these returns.

Recognize the role of the stock market in channeling individual savings into wealth-creating activities and the historical comparison between stocks and bonds returns.

Grasp the concept of risk and return in stock ownership, including the variability of returns and the rationale behind the higher average returns of stocks compared to bonds.

Identify the key characteristics of stocks and bonds, including their risk profiles and returns.

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