Thus, active management and indexing are expected to lead to the same result.

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This assumes the expected results of active management and indexing are the same.

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The fees in active funds are too high, the talent too scarce, and competition too intense for active managers to outperform indexing in the long-term.

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The very idea that indexing is active management is heresy.

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When you boil down all the arguments about the superiority of indexing, there is absolutely no factor that makes indexing better than active management other than cost.

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The single factor that gives indexing an advantage over active management is the size of the operating expense headwind.

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Third, all style funds are always more expensive than broad market index funds, just as active management is more expensive than indexing in general.

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