51.   A growing economy helps the dollar by attracting foreign investors.

52.   A growing portion of corporate America appears to be concluding that dividends are no longer needed to attract investors and are therefore an unnecessary cost of doing business.

53.   A fund will often list simply to attract institutional investors who are barred from investing in unlisted securities.

54.   A higher dollar attracts foreign investors to assets denominated in the currency.

55.   A strong bond market, on the other hand, attracts foreign investors, who need to buy dollars to purchase bonds, pushing up the dollar.

56.   A strong bond market, on the other hand, attracts foreign investors, who need to buy dollars to purchase bonds.

57.   A stronger dollar tends to attract international investors, whose returns are more valuable when converted into their home currency.

58.   A rise in U.S. interest rates often pushes the Bank of Mexico to raise local rates to keep investors attracted to Mexican investments.

59.   A stronger dollar attracts international investors to the country because returns in both the currency and bond markets gain value in their home currencies.

60.   A. One of the things that attract investors to the toy industry is to find the company that can come out of nowhere and do very, very well.