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Chapter 12, Problem 25PS
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To determine: The greater discrepancies on diversified funds, in the breaching of the Law of One Price.
Introduction: Diversification is an important investment strategy. It reduces the risk during the expected return. Diversified funds intend to diversify into multiple market sectors or different regions.
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