You have decided to invest in an open-end mutual fund. You are currently looking at a fund-Washington Premier Fund-in your newspaper. The fundis quoted as:NameNAV Net Chg YTD %RET36.250.156.95Assume that today's opening price of Washington Premier Fund equals yesterday's closing price. If you wanted to make your investment first thing thismorning, then you should expect to payfor each share of since itYesterday, each share of sold for$35.95$43.50$36.25$34.44$0.15 less$0.15 more$6.95 less$6.95 moreIf you had $8,000 available to invest, you could purchasethan it did the day before, and offers a return of294368assesses a 0.15% fee276shares of.is a no-load fundcharges a 6.95% fee221Your evaluation of the Washington Premier Fund is made easier by the fact that:your investment choices are limited.mutual funds are careful to explicitly state their investment objectives.a mutual fund broker will select a customized mix for you.0.15%36.25%6.95%for the year.

Name = nNAV = 36.25net change = 0.15YTD = 6.95

You have decided to invest in an open-end mutual fund. You are currently looking at a fund-Washington Premier Fund-in your newspaper. The fund is quoted as: Name n NAV Net Chg 36.25 0.15 YTD %RET 6.95 Assume that today's opening price of Washington Premier Fund equals yesterday's closing price. If you wanted to make your investment first thing this morning, then you should expect to pay for each share of since it Yesterday, each share of sold for $35.95 $43.50 $36.25 $34.44 $0.15 less $0.15 more $6.95 less $6.95 more assesses a 0.15% fee is a no-load fund charges a 6.95% fee than it did the day before, and offers a return of 0.15% 36.25% 6.95% for the year.

You have decided to invest in an open-end mutual fund. You are currently looking at a fund-Washington Premier Fund-in your newspaper. The fund is quoted as: Name n NAV Net Chg 36.25 0.15 YTD %RET 6.95 Assume that today's opening price of Washington Premier Fund equals yesterday's closing price. If you wanted to make your investment first thing this morning, then you should expect to pay for each share of since it Yesterday, each share of sold for $35.95 $43.50 $36.25 $34.44 $0.15 less $0.15 more $6.95 less $6.95 more assesses a 0.15% fee is a no-load fund charges a 6.95% fee than it did the day before, and offers a return of 0.15% 36.25% 6.95% for the year.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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