Mutual funds that are constantly changing their capitalization as new shares are sold and outstanding shares are redeemed are also known as:

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Open-end investment funds, also known as mutual funds, constantly change their capitalization as they sell new shares to investors and redeem outstanding shares. Unlike closed-end funds, which have a fixed number of shares, open-end funds can issue more shares as demand increases.

Mutual Funds That Are Constantly Changing Their Capitalization as New