A Logical Objection to Both the Multiplicative and Additive Binomial

question 45

Multiple Choice

A logical objection to both the multiplicative and additive binomial is the fact that the underlying factor

• A) takes on only one of two possible values at the end of each period.
• B) takes on two values at the end of each period.
• C) takes on one of many possible values at the end of each period.
• D) takes on several of many possible values at the end of each period.
• E) none of the above

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