Systematic Risks Are Defined As

question 396

Multiple Choice

Systematic risks are defined as:

• A) The unique risks inherent to a particular industry or firm.
• B) Unexpected events which affect the price of a limited number of securities.
• C) Risks which are eliminated in a diversified portfolio.
• D) Unexpected events which affect almost all assets.
• E) Risks which go unrewarded by the marketplace.

---

Definitions:

Emancipated by Implied Consent

A legal status where a minor is considered independent from their parents or guardians based on actions that suggest consent, rather than a formal court order.

Reasonable Value

The fair or market value of goods or services, used when a contract does not specify a price or when damages are assessed.

Necessary

Something essential or required in a particular situation, condition, or for a specific purpose.

Severely Intoxicated

A state of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs to a degree that significantly impairs one's mental and physical functions.