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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Definitions:

Throughput Time

The amount of time it takes for a product to pass through a production process, from start to finish, including processing, inspection, and transit times.

Desirable

Something that is wanted or wished for because it is considered attractive, satisfying, or beneficial.

Operating Asset

Assets used in the day-to-day operations of a business to generate revenue, such as machinery, buildings, and equipment.

Plant Expansion

Plant expansion refers to the process of enlarging the capacity or physical size of a manufacturing facility to increase production capabilities, accommodate new machinery, or improve efficiency.