In 1969, U.S. Equity was roughly 30% of the global investible universe. If investors from that time period were told then that U.S. Equity share would decrease by nearly half to 15.9% by 2010, they would have been shocked. Using the diagram below, explain U.S. Equity's decreased share of the of the global investible universe by choosing 2 areas that exhibited relative growth during this time period (e.g. Dollar Bonds, All Other Equities, etc.) and give your opinion on why they captured global market share from U.S. Equity. All Other Japan Equity 1.6 % Equities 11.2% Japan Bonds 1.3% All Other Bonds 14.3% Dollar Bonds 22.3% U.S. Equity 30.7% 1969 $2.3 Trillion Cash Equivalent 6.9% Private Markets 0.1% U.S. Real Estate 11.6% Emerging Market Debt 3,5% Cash Equivalent 3.7% All Other Equities 18.7% U.S. Real Estate 4.8% Emerging Market Equities 2.9% All Other Bonds 22.19 U.S. Equity 15.9% 2010 $113.6 trillion Private Markets 0.3% Dollar Bonds 26.7% High Yield Bonds 1.3%