While Hamilton Promoted Factories as the Key to the Nation's

question 103

Multiple Choice

While Hamilton promoted factories as the key to the nation's economic future, Jefferson emphasized farming because

• A) America had so much land that it seemed to offer opportunities for social mobility to a wide segment of the population.
• B) Jefferson saw factories as celebrating subservience and stifling the virtue that farm life cultivated.
• C) Jefferson believed that farming would promote emigration and provide employment and food for the new nation.
• D) Jefferson believed most of the goods that factories produced could be imported; therefore, America didn't need to rely on its own industrialization.
• E) None of these choices

Comprehend how economic announcements influence expected returns and the importance of surprise elements.

Understand the role of variance and standard deviation in measuring the dispersion of returns for investments.

Recognize the factors influencing the expected return of a portfolio, including weights based on probability, investment amount, and systematic risk.

Realize the potential to manage and manipulate portfolio risk through investment in diverse securities including international exposure.

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