Primo Management Company is looking at how best to use benchmarks to evaluate the performance of its managers. The company

has hired Sally Jones, CFA, to educate the managers on the best methods for constructing a benchmark portfolio, how to choose the

best benchmark, whether the style of the fund under management matters, and what they should do with their global funds in terms of

benchmarking.

Jones put together some $2-$year performance numbers comparing Primo's current domestic funds to a potential benchmark.

As part of her analysis, Jones also takes a look at one of Primo's global funds. In this particular portfolio, Primo is invested $75\%$ in Dutch

stocks and $25\%$ in British stocks. The benchmark is invested $50\%$ in Dutch stocks and $50\%$ in British stocks. On average, the British

stocks outperformed the Dutch stocks. The euro appreciated $6\%$ versus the U$.$S$.$ dollar over the holding period while the pound

depreciated $2\%$ versus the dollar. In terms of the local return, Primo outperformed the benchmark with the Dutch investments but

underperformed the index with respect to the British stocks.

What is the within$-$sector selection effect for each individual sector?

Note: Round your answers to $1$ decimal place. Negative amount should be indicated by a minus sign.