Multiple-Factor Models Assume That Several Factors Are Necessary to Model

question 31

Multiple Choice

Multiple-factor models assume that several factors are necessary to model the return-generating process because

• A) the economy is not a simple, monolithic entity
• B) the process is random and requires more explanatory variables
• C) more factors increase the diversification effects on the expected returns
• D) the size of the standard error is reduced

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