The securities market is tracked by a wide variety of indexes, each of which focuses on a different group of stocks. The following table lists stock quotes from four of the most widely cited indexes: the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), the NASDAQ-100, the S&P 500, and the AMEX. In interpreting these numbers, it is most important to consider    .   Index Quotes DJIA NASDAQ-100 S&P 500 NYSE Index 10,856.41 (+135.25) 2,709.49 (+33.81) 1,327.65 (+20.29) 8,088.03 (+87.91)   True or False: Based on the numbers not in parentheses in the previous table, you can tell that NYSE Index stocks were performing roughly three-fourths as well as DJIA stocks at the time this data was collected. True   False     Complete the table by indicating the name of the index being described, as well as the number of stocks each index tracks. Composition Size Index Primarily stocks from the NYSE, but a few NASDAQ stocks as well    stocks      The biggest (non-financial) firms traded on NASDAQ    stocks      All large NYSE stocks, as well as major AMEX and NASDAQ stocks    stocks      All stocks listed on the “big board” Over 2,000 stocks

O In the Secondary Markets securities are continuously resold. The following are correct statements about the concept of Money, and current forms of Money in the economy, EXCEPT: O Money is anything widely accepted as a medium of exchange. The most important quality of Money is its Liquidity. US Dollars are fiat money, and legal tender for USA transactions. Bitcoin is a new potential form of money that is limited in availability, and traded in a decentralized system.

The following information is taken from Johnson & Johnson's annual reports. Its common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, using the symbol JNJ.  Johnson & Johnson           Domestic Sales International Sales   Employees Year ($ million)       2010 29,437 32,124   114.0 2011 12,907 36,107   117.9 2012 29,830 37,394   127.6 2013 31,910 39,402   128.1 2014 34,782 39,548   126.5 2015 35,687 34,387   127.1 2016 37,811 34,079   126.4 2017 39,863 36,597   134.0 2018 41,884 39,697   135.1             Using the period 2010–12 as the base period, compute a simple index of international sales for each year from 2013 to 2018. (Round your answers to 1 decimal place.)The index (2010–2012 = 100) for selected years is: Year         Index 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018