All of the following are reasons for caution when considering investing in emerging markets EXCEPT:
A) in rapidly growing economies, expectations of future growth are already reflected in stock prices.
B) economies experiencing rapid growth typically experience a dilution effect.
C) fees for investing in funds that specialize in emerging markets tend to be higher than other funds.
D) most economists expect the economies of emerging markets to grow more slowly than that of more advanced economies.
D
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A) Okun's Law; four; below B) Keynes' Law; two; below C) Phillip's Law; four; above D) Say's Law; two; above E) Okun's Law; two; below
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A) A B) B C) C D) D