Options
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Choice Overload
Correct answer
- B
Economies of scale
- C
Diversification of portfolio
- D
All of the above
Why this is the answer
Choice overload refers to the difficulty an investor faces due to the vast array of options available in mutual funds, which can sometimes be overwhelming. Economies of scale and diversification are clear benefits of mutual fund investing.
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