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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Which of the following needs to be adjusted when measuring national income?
I. Cost of living
II. Inflation
III. Market prices
IV. Economic growthCorrect
When measuring national income, it’s sensible to adjust for the cost of living. That is certainly true within a single country over time. If you want to measure the income of the average American today relative to decades ago, the only sensible way to measure income is to adjust for changes in the cost of living.
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When measuring national income, it’s sensible to adjust for the cost of living. That is certainly true within a single country over time. If you want to measure the income of the average American today relative to decades ago, the only sensible way to measure income is to adjust for changes in the cost of living.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
Which of the following action(s) is(are) possible once definitions of emerging and developed countries are established?
I. It’s possible to invest in the world’s stock market from the perspective of an emerging market.
II. It’s possible to multiply the stock market potential in a single nation.
III. It’s possible to divide the world’s stock markets along the same lines.
IV. It’s possible to reconstruct the world’s stock markets in accordance to the world bank standards.Correct
Once definitions of emerging and developed countries are established, it’s possible to divide the world’s stock markets along the same lines.
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Once definitions of emerging and developed countries are established, it’s possible to divide the world’s stock markets along the same lines.
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
East Asia provides the largest block in terms of capitalization. This region consists of all markets between Indonesia and Korea except?
I. Japan
II. Singapore
III. Hong Kong
IV. MalaysiaCorrect
East Asia provides the largest block in terms of capitalization. This region consists of all markets between Indonesia and Korea except for Japan, Singapore, and Hong Kong (the latter being measured independently of China).
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East Asia provides the largest block in terms of capitalization. This region consists of all markets between Indonesia and Korea except for Japan, Singapore, and Hong Kong (the latter being measured independently of China).
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
MSCI has strict criteria for dividing countries in its three stock market categories which are?
I. Developed
II. Staggered
III. Emerging
IV. FrontierCorrect
MSCI has strict criteria for dividing countries in its three stock market categories, Developed, Emerging, and Frontier.
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MSCI has strict criteria for dividing countries in its three stock market categories, Developed, Emerging, and Frontier.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
There is a composite index for the emerging markets consisting of 22 emerging markets including which of the following?
I. The Middle East
II. Latin America
III. Asia
IV. EuropeCorrect
There is a composite index for the emerging markets consisting of 22 emerging markets including five from Latin America, eight from Asia, and nine from Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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There is a composite index for the emerging markets consisting of 22 emerging markets including five from Latin America, eight from Asia, and nine from Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
Emerging market stock returns as a whole exceed which of the following?
I. S&P 500
II. MSCI EAFE index
III. NASDAQ index
IV. BloombergCorrect
Emerging market stock returns as a whole exceed those of the S&P 500 and far exceed those of the MSCI EAFE index.
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Emerging market stock returns as a whole exceed those of the S&P 500 and far exceed those of the MSCI EAFE index.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
Which of the following emerging market(s) has(have) been a disappointment to investors back in 1989?
I. Asia
II. Africa
III. Middle-East
IV. EuropeCorrect
Emerging market Asia has been a disappointment to investors. Returns beginning in 1989 fall far short of the emerging market index as a whole.
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Emerging market Asia has been a disappointment to investors. Returns beginning in 1989 fall far short of the emerging market index as a whole.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
Emerging market stocks tend to be relatively low in correlation with which of the following stocks?
I. Under-developed country stocks
II. Industrial market stocks
III. World stocks
IV. Developed country stocksCorrect
Emerging market stocks tend to be relatively low in correlation with developed country stocks, so their contribution to the overall risk of the portfolio may not be that great.
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Emerging market stocks tend to be relatively low in correlation with developed country stocks, so their contribution to the overall risk of the portfolio may not be that great.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
The risks of emerging market stocks may be underestimated by conventional measures because of which of the following?
I. They are prone to crises
II. They are prone to economic downfall
III. They are prone to social divide
IV. They are prone to lose equityCorrect
The risks of emerging market stocks may be underestimated by conventional measures because they are prone to crises.
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The risks of emerging market stocks may be underestimated by conventional measures because they are prone to crises.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
Which of the following statement(s) is(are) true of emerging market stocks?
I. They depend on exports to the developed countries
II. They do not offer much diversification
III. Their stock markets tend to boom at times when developed economies are doing well
IV. Their stock markets tends to plateau during economic growthCorrect
Emerging market stocks do not offer as much diversification as some alternative asset classes. This should not be that surprising given that many emerging market economies depend on exports to the developed countries, so their stock markets tend to boom at times when developed economies are doing well.
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Emerging market stocks do not offer as much diversification as some alternative asset classes. This should not be that surprising given that many emerging market economies depend on exports to the developed countries, so their stock markets tend to boom at times when developed economies are doing well.