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Marion owns stock in a corporation that builds houses. He read in the finance pages of the newspaper today that the country has experienced two or more consecutive three-month periods of decline in the gross domestic product, that interest rates for home loans remain high, and that unemployment is rising. If you were his stockbroker, would you advise him to sell his stock?

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