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Chapter 15, Problem 5FPC
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MG had invested money in a company without having any information about it, and lost $10,000 in it. She continued investing in bank and decided never to invest in stocks anymore. But CD’s in bank offered lower interest rate. She explored options with higher rate which will give her more returns and contacted PM in respect of that and he suggested her few options where she can invest in.
Characters in case: MG and PM.
Adequate information: MG has lost $10,000 due to ill-advised decision about investments.
To Determine: Whether these investments would have been profitable or not if he had made the investments.
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