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During an earthquake, solid rock produces more shaking and building damage than loose, water-saturated soils.
Risk Averse
A description of an investor or investment philosophy that prioritizes the minimization of risk over potential returns.
Risk-free Rate
The theoretical rate of return on an investment with no risk of financial loss, typically represented by government bonds.
Market Risk Premium
The additional return an investor requires for holding a risky market portfolio instead of risk-free assets, reflecting the extra risk.
Required Return
The minimum expected return by investors for investing in a particular asset, considering the risk associated with it.
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