Exchange-Traded Funds Are Like Open-End Funds in the Sense That

question 63

Multiple Choice

Exchange-traded funds are like open-end funds in the sense that

• A)their shares are traded on an exchange, and their share price changes throughout the day.
• B)they have a fixed number of shares.
• C)they are not actively managed.
• D)none of the above

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