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Security returns

Security returns are found to be less correlated across various countries rather than within the country. Explain Why?

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Security returns are less correlated since countries are different from each other related with the macroeconomic policies, industry structure, resource endowments, and have non-synchronous business cycles. Securities from same country are subjected to the same business cycle and macroeconomic policies, hence resulting in the high correlations among their returns.

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