When you are selecting a mutual fund, the average annual return is a helpful guide for measuring a fund's long-term performance. However, investors should also look at a fund's yearly performance to fully appreciate the consistency of its annual total returns.

For example, a five-year average annual return of 10% looks attractive. However, if the yearly returns (those that produced the average annual return) were +40%, +30%, -10%, +5% and -15% (50 / 5 = 10%), performance over the past three years warrants examination of the fund's management and investment strategy.

1.what is the implication of TheReal Danger Test in achieving justice for the business law conflicts when transactions are not well verified?

2.help explain the actual bias relating to business law case and their interpretations

3.how and when is irrationality a case for concern in business law operations and efficiency

4.what is the meaning and in interpretation of the natural justice when handling business law cases?

5. To which bodies do the principles of natural justice apply?

6.raise concern for the application of the right to be heard as a party in business law dimensions

7 .when and why is prior notice one of the key milestones when aiming to achieve relevance in business law criteria?

8.do a party in a business law application really need the disclosure of information? why and what is the implication of such?

9.what is the meaning of adjournment as a far as business law and its disciplines are concerned?

10.when is the cross examination applicable when dealing with business law principle as well as other laws?