ESSENTIALS OF INVESTMENTS ACCESS CODE
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Chapter 7, Problem 14CP
In contrast to the
a. Requires that markets be in equilibrium.
b. Uses risk premiums based on micro variables.
c. Specifies the number and identities specific factors that determine expected returns.
d. Does not require the restrictive assumptions concerning the market portfolio.
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