[Solved] The difference between an international and a global fund is

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Q.	The difference between an international and a global fund is
A.	global funds invest in both U.S. firms and those of other countries wherever International funds focus on firms outside the United States.
B.	International funds invest in U.S. firms and those of other countries while global funds invest only in foreign firms.
C.	international funds in Treasury securities but no U.S. firms while global funds invest in both.
D.	there is no difference except in name.
Answer» A. global funds invest in both U.S. firms and those of other countries wherever International funds focus on firms outside the United States.

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