The Three Forms of the Efficient Market Hypothesis (Not in Any

question 59

Multiple Choice

The three forms of the efficient market hypothesis (not in any particular order) are stated as:

• A)weak, semi-strong, and superior.
• B)weak, normal, and strong.
• C)semi-strong, weak, and strong.
• D)semi-strong, normal, and superior.

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