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Originally Posted by wpgflamesfan
I agree with the first point, but this wasn't a numbers test at all. Completely theory.
My problem with it is that when you have a slide in your notes with the ownership structures of 50 countries larger companies and all you really mention in class on it is that you can see some are more owned by families, governments, pension funds etc, and then go ask the following question:
Which of the following countries large companies are primarily owned by wealthy families:
a)Agrentina
b)Norway
c)Hong Kong
d)Sweden
e)All except a
f)All except b
g)All except c
h)All except d
i)All of the above
j)None of the above.
Thankfully I knew the answer was f) but only because i had been talking to a buddy about the Norway pension fund a couple weeks ago. It was never even mentioned in class.
Trivial #### like that and what analysis techniques did so and so use in his 70 page paper on such and such are not good questions.
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That sounds more like a bad prof who gets off on having the 'toughest' test around and the lowest marks.