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What piece of information is most helpful when you're comparing investments? A. The ROI percentages B. The ROI dollar amounts C. The total return dollar amounts D. The initial investment amounts
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What piece of information is most helpful when you're comparing investments? A. The ROI percentages B. The ROI dollar amounts C. The total return dollar amounts D. The initial investment amounts
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i think its c.................
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