An Asset Price "Bubble" Is Often Supported by

question 33

Multiple Choice

An asset price "bubble" is often supported by

• A)buyers with irrationally pessimistic price expectations,
• B)sellers with irrationally pessimistic price expectations.
• C)politicians with insatiable appetites for capital gains tax revenues.
• D)borrowed money.

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