The asset allocation decision in a global setting deals with all of the following except:
A) The percentage of portfolio funds invested in each country.
B) Within each country, the percentage of funds invested in stocks, bonds, bills and other sundry assets.
C) Within each of the major asset classes, the percentage invested in various types of bonds, exchange-listed stocks versus over-the-counter stocks and so forth.
D) All of the above constitutes parts of the asset allocation decision in the global setting.

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All the options (A, B, C) are integral parts of the asset allocation decision in a global setting, thus making D (stating that all of the above are parts of the decision) the correct choice.

The Asset Allocation Decision in a Global Setting Deals with All