The Strong Form of the Efficient Markets Hypothesis Contends That

question 59

Multiple Choice

The strong form of the efficient markets hypothesis contends that

• A) no one can consistently earn a profit.
• B) abnormal profits are randomly distributed.
• C) no one can consistently earn abnormal profits.
• D) a select few institutional investors can earn abnormal profits.

Understand the broad patterns of global population dynamics and migration patterns.

Understand the basic definition and capacity of intelligence.

Familiarize with the concept of heritability ratios and their calculations.

Recognize the influence of genetics and environment on intelligence.

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Definitions:

Transducer Cell

is a type of cell that converts one form of energy into another, fundamental in sensory systems.

Cell Body

The portion of the neuron containing the metabolic machinery that keeps the cell alive and functional.

Metabolic Function

The complex biochemical processes occurring within a living organism or cell to maintain life, including energy production, growth, and elimination of waste.

Nucleus

A membrane-bound organelle found in eukaryotic cells that contains the genetic material.