The Two Common Measures Used to Rank Stock Markets Worldwide

question 16

Multiple Choice

The two common measures used to rank stock markets worldwide are

• A) the total number of all domestic corporations listed on the exchange and the total value of the volume of shares traded on the exchange at the end of each year.
• B) the total value of all domestic corporations listed on the exchange and the total number of shares traded on the exchange at the end of each year.
• C) the total value of all domestic corporations listed on the exchange and the total value of the volume of shares traded on the exchange at the end of each year.
• D) the total value of all foreign corporations listed on the exchange and the total value of the volume of shares traded on the exchange at the end of each year.

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Comparative Genomics

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