In the Mutual Fund Industry, the Most Common Performance Measure

question 91

Multiple Choice

In the mutual fund industry, the most common performance measure is a hypothetical rate of return that assumes performance is constant over the entire period and is known as the:

• A) cumulative total return.
• B) average annual total return.
• C) total indexed return.
• D) compounded geometric return.

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