Why Is the Application of Strict Liability Necessarily Limited by Canadian

question 35

Multiple Choice

Why is the application of strict liability necessarily limited by Canadian tort law?

• A) Canadian tort law takes contributory negligence into consideration.
• B) Canadian tort law is founded on a strict liability system.
• C) Canadian tort law is founded on a fault-based system.
• D) Canadian tort law is imposed irrespective of proof of negligence.

Know how the security market line represents the relationship between risk (beta) and expected return and how it aids in determining if an investment is correctly priced.

Understand how to compute the expected return on a portfolio and the role of portfolio weights.

Recognize the importance of the correlation between stocks in a portfolio and its effect on portfolio variance.

Identify and differentiate between systematic (market) risk and unsystematic (unique) risk and their implications for investment decisions.

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