Most financial analysts use the S&P500 Index to measure the overall health of the US economy rather than the Dow Jones Industrial (DOW) Average. Why would they use the S&P500 rather than the DOW? Group of answer choices S&P 500 is a better measurement because it measures the top 500 companies the U.S. The DOW is better because the media use it and it has been a tradition for years. The DOW and the S&P 500 are equivalent measurements. This is not true. DOW is a better measurement than the S&P 500 because it measures 30 U.S. companies that best represent the US economy