Portfolio managers are often evaluated using a boxplot of returns for a universe of investors over a specific period of time which is known as a(n)
A) return adjusted comparison.
B) efficient frontier comparison.
C) time plot comparison.
D) peer group comparison.
E) None of these are correct.

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The given scenario describes a peer group comparison, where the performance of a portfolio manager is compared to their peers (investors in the same universe) using a boxplot of returns over a specific period of time. This allows for an evaluation of the portfolio manager's performance in relation to their peers.

Portfolio Managers Are Often Evaluated Using a Boxplot of Returns