What Are Three Things to Measure for in Evaluating the Performance

question 87

Multiple Choice

What are three things to measure for in evaluating the performance of the capital markets?

• A) level of intertemporal trade, international trade, portfolio diversification
• B) level of portfolio diversification, balanced capital accounts, global inflation
• C) level of portfolio diversification, intertemporal trade, efficiency of foreign exchange
• D) onshore-offshore interest rate parity, level of portfolio diversification, stability of eurocurrency market
• E) onshore-offshore interest rate parity, interest parity and foreign exchange, balanced capital accounts

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