Stock Market Bubble If the Japanese stock market bubble peaked at 37,500, and two and a half years later it had fallen to 25,900, what was the percentage decline?

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To calculate the percentage decline, we can use the following formula:

(Initial value - Final value) / Initial value x 100

Using this formula, we get:

(37,500 - 25,900) / 37,500 x 100 = -30.93%

Therefore, the correct answer is C) -30.93%.

Stock Market Bubble If the Japanese Stock Market Bubble Peaked