Measuring Fund Performance Against the S&P 500 Can Show the Consistency

question 51

Multiple Choice

Measuring fund performance against the S&P 500 can show the consistency of the fund's returns; only about ________ of the fund managers beat the S&P 500 consistently,and they usually have higher expense ratios than index funds.

• A)5%
• B)10%
• C)15%
• D)25%

Identify the factors that influence job satisfaction and motivation according to Herzberg’s two-factor theory.

Understand the concept of acquired needs theory and how it suggests that achievement, power, and affiliation needs are influenced by life experiences.

Comprehend the two-factor theory of Herzberg and its distinction between hygiene and satisfier factors in relation to job satisfaction and motivation.

Recognize the significance of power and affiliation in managerial roles and leadership as per McClelland and Herzberg's theories.

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Definitions:

Days' Cash on Hand

A financial metric that indicates how many days a company can continue to pay its operating expenses using only its available cash, without additional income or financing.

Short-Term Investments

Financial assets that are expected to be converted into cash or sold within a year, such as stocks and bonds.

Daily Cash Operating Expenses

The total amount of money spent each day to keep a business running, including utilities, rent, and payroll.

Outstanding Checks

Checks issued by a company that have not yet been cashed or cleared by the bank.