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Tiffany Nelson puts her money in a single investment that is made up of many different securities and is managed by a team of professionals. Tiffany invested in:
 A) an exchange-traded fund (ETF).
  B) a mutual fund.
  C) municipal bonds.
 D) derivatives.
 E) a money market account.

Question 2

You have found that the collaboration you have with your cross-functional team at work often leads to faster and more thorough results compared to when you're working alone. This is an example of how teams:
 A) provide synergy.
  B) increase creativity.
  C) satisfy needs.
  D) improve accuracy.
  E) promote social loafing.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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