Practice mode Basic of Economics

What is a mutual fund called that invests mainly in shares with a record of, and future potential for, capital gains?

Correct answer C. Growth fund

Explanation

A growth fund invests in companies expected to grow faster than average, aiming for rising share prices rather than steady dividend income.

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