The Criteria Used by the S&P Australian Index Committee to Determine

question 67

Multiple Choice

The criteria used by the S&P Australian Index Committee to determine the constituents of an index are:

• A)market capitalisation, 'free-float', liquidity, shares from a range of sectors and being institutionally tradeable
• B)market capitalisation, 'free-float', liquidity and shares from a range of sectors
• C)market capitalisation, 'free-float' and liquidity
• D)market capitalisation and 'free-float'
• E)market capitalisation.

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Definitions:

Locus Of Control Bias

A cognitive bias where an individual attributes successes and failures to either internal or external factors disproportionately.

Achievement-related Results

Outcomes or successes in tasks or goals that are valued in a cultural or societal context, often measured through performance or attainment.

Weiner's Attribution Theory

A theory that suggests people tend to attribute causes to their successes and failures based on three main factors: locus of control, stability, and controllability.

Achievement Recognition

is the acknowledgement or reward given for accomplishments, often serving as motivation and validation for individuals.