Research on actively managed equity funds — including Tapver's (2023) study of funds in Central and Eastern Europe — generally finds which of the following?

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Most actively managed funds reliably outperform their benchmarks after fees.

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Only a small minority of actively managed funds consistently beat their benchmark after fees.

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Much of the observed outperformance among active funds is attributable to luck rather than repeatable skill.

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Some fund managers do show evidence of skill before fees, but management fees typically absorb most or all of that extra value.

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