The Most Common Strategies for Hedging Risk by Making Real

question 18

Multiple Choice

The most common strategies for hedging risk by making real investments in assets with offsetting risk are

• A) horizontal integration and storage.
• B) vertical integration and storage.
• C) vertical integration and diversification.
• D) horizontal integration and diversification.

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