The Arithmetic of "All-in" Investment Expenses
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The Riddle of Performance Attribution — Who’s in Charge Here: Asset Allocation or Cost?
speech · 1997
John C. Bogle
AIMR Financial Analysts Seminar at Northwestern University
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| Date | 1997 |
|---|---|
| Type | speech |
| Source | AIMR Financial Analysts Seminar at Northwestern University |
| Speaker | John C. Bogle |
| Topics | Costs & Fees |
| Status | official |
| Original | https://boglecenter.net/wp-content/uploads/AIMR-7-20-97.pdf |
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