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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Definitions:

Extensive Participation

The involvement of a large number or majority of individuals in a process, decision-making or an activity, often aimed at enhancing engagement and inclusivity.

Hasty Decisions

Quick judgments or choices made without thorough consideration, often leading to suboptimal outcomes.

Polarization

The process or phenomenon where a group or society gets divided into sharply contrasting opinions or beliefs.

Mental Agenda

A mental agenda refers to the set of priorities, tasks, or objectives that an individual plans to accomplish, often reflecting their personal or professional goals.