Hedge Funds Differ from Open-End Mutual Funds in the Sense

question 95

Multiple Choice

Hedge funds differ from open-end mutual funds in the sense that

• A)they require a much smaller initial investment.
• B)they are open to additional investments at any time.
• C)their investors cannot sell shares back to the fund at any time they desire.
• D)they invest in very limited set of securities.

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Definitions:

Marginal Cost

The cost of producing one additional unit of a product or service, reflecting the change in total cost that arises from an increase in production.

Socially Efficient

The optimal allocation of resources that occurs when the social welfare is maximized, accounting for all costs and benefits to society.

Price Discrimination

A strategy where a seller charges different prices for the same product or service to different customers, based on the market segment each represents.

Market Power

The ability of a company or group of companies to influence or control the terms and conditions of the market to their advantage, often through monopolistic or oligopolistic practices.