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    Returns from Domestic and Foreign Investments May Not Be Perfectly
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Returns from Domestic and Foreign Investments May Not Be Perfectly

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Returns from domestic and foreign investments may not be perfectly correlated because of different economic infrastructures and growth rates.

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