The Equilibrium Risk-Return Relationship for a Risk-Averse Individual Shows

question 151

Multiple Choice

The equilibrium risk-return relationship for a risk-averse individual shows

• A)a relationship between risk and expected rate of return which is first positive and then negative.
• B)no relationship between risk and expected rate of return.
• C)a relationship between risk and expected rate of return which is first negative and then positive.
• D)a negative relationship between risk and expected rate of return.
• E)a positive relationship between risk and expected rate of return.

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