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On the following pages, you will be presented with the information about the stock and your employment status and asked to make a series of investment decisions. <br><br>

The charts below display the following: <br>
- <b>Stock market:</b> Performance of a $1 invested in a mutual fund that invests in a a broad blue-chip stock market index, such as the S&P 500 or the Dow Jones Index.  <br>
- <b>Salary status:</b> Increase or decrease in salary for the year. <br>
- <b>Branches:</b> Each branch represents an outcome. All branches are equally likely. <br>
- <b>Bond:</b> Performance of a $1 investment in the bond.. <br><br>

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You will be shown numeric annualized values for: <br>
- <b>Average:</b> with a higher average you should expect greater increases in value. <br>
- <b>Uncertainty:</b> with higher uncertainty, you should expect greater swings. <br>
- <b>Correlation</b> between unemployment and the stock market: With higher correlations, if one series goes up, the other is more likely to go up too, and vice versa if it goes down. <br><br>
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The information on overall stock market conditions is not real. Please treat each question as though it is independent. There are no right or wrong answers, we are only interested in the choices you would make. Assume that the past relationships are stable predictors of future relationships. <br><br>

Now please answer the following questions. Remember, <u>both branches are equally likely.</u> <br><br>

Consider the information presented below. <br><br>

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Given the information above, how would you allocate your $1,000 in savings between a mutual fund that invests in a broad blue-chip stock market index and a bond earning 2%?
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    {{ formfield 'bond_Uneg' label=' Bond ' }} <br> <br> <br>



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