Deepa Chungi wishes to develop an average or index that can De used to measure the general behavior or stock prices over time. She has decided to include six closely followed, high quality stocks in the average or index. She plans to use August 5.1984, her birthday, as the base and is interested in measuring the value of the average or index on August 15, 2008, and August 15, 2011. She has found the closing prices for each of the six stocks, A through f, at each of the three dates and has calculated a divisor that can be used to adjust for any stock splits, company changes, and so on that have occurred since the base year, which has a divisor equal to 1.00. Note: The number of shares of each stock outstanding has remained unchanged at each of the three dates. Therefore, the closing stock prices will behave identically to the closing market values. Using the data given in the table, calculate the market average, using the same methodology used to calculate the Dow averages, at each of the three date - August 15, 1948, 2008, and 2011. Using the data given in the table and assuming a base index value of 10 on August 15.1984, calculate the market index, using the same methodology used to calculate the S$P indexes, at each of the three dates. Use your findings in parts (A) and (B) to describe the general market condition-bull or bear-that existed between August 15, 2008, and August 15, 2011. Calculate the percentage changes in the average and index values between August 15, 2008, and August 15, 2011. Why do they differ? Deepa Chungi wishes to develop an average or index that can De used to measure the general behavior or stock prices over time. She has decided to include six closely followed, high quality stocks in the average or index. She plans to use August 5.1984, her birthday, as the base and is interested in measuring the value of the average or index on August 15, 2008, and August 15, 2011. She has found the closing prices for each of the six stocks, A through f, at each of the three dates and has calculated a divisor that can be used to adjust for any stock splits, company changes, and so on that have occurred since the base year, which has a divisor equal to 1.00. Note: The number of shares of each stock outstanding has remained unchanged at each of the three dates. Therefore, the closing stock prices will behave identically to the closing market values. Using the data given in the table, calculate the market average, using the same methodology used to calculate the Dow averages, at each of the three date - August 15, 1948, 2008, and 2011. Using the data given in the table and assuming a base index value of 10 on August 15.1984, calculate the market index, using the same methodology used to calculate the S$P indexes, at each of the three dates. Use your findings in parts (A) and (B) to describe the general market condition-bull or bear-that existed between August 15, 2008, and August 15, 2011. Calculate the percentage changes in the average and index values between August 15, 2008, and August 15, 2011. Why do they differ