Which of the following statements correctly identifies a difference between a stock exchange and a stock index?
A) A stock exchange refers to a market where stocks of government-owned enterprises are traded, while a stock index refers to a market where the stocks of privately-owned enterprises are traded.
B) A stock index refers to a market where stocks of government-owned enterprises are traded, while a stock exchange refers to a market where the stocks of privately-owned enterprises are traded.
C) A stock exchange refers to a market where stocks are traded, while a stock index reflects the average price of a collection of stocks.
D) A stock index refers to a market where stocks are traded, while a stock exchange reflects the average price of a collection of stocks.
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Q2: The Wilshire 5000 stock index is
A)an index
Q3: An index of thirty major U.S.industrial companies
Q4: A mutual fund is
A)a hedge fund that
Q5: An investor buys a stock for $10,000
Q6: An index that measures the average stock
Q7: An index fund is
A)a mutual fund that
Q8: Which of the following statements is true?
A)Dividend
Q9: An investor earns dividends of $450 on
Q10: The S&P 500 stock index is an
Q11: An investor buys a stock for $10,000
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