When Comparing Stock Indexes Around the World We

question 29

Multiple Choice

When comparing stock indexes around the world we:

• A) find that a given percentage change across all indexes has the same value.
• B) observe that they always move together.
• C) can see that the numeric change in indices allows investors to make easy comparisons of value.
• D) can examine their respective movements if we look at them as percentage changes.

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