Efficient Markets Need Not Be Liquid, as Long as Buyers

question 90

True/False

Efficient markets need not be liquid, as long as buyers and sellers can eventually get a fair price for the assets they trade.

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Global Sourcing

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Diversification

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Global Economy

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