Market risk is:
A. risk that is broadly shared by the entire market or economy.
B. risk that is unique to a particular company or asset.
C. likely to be predictable, and generally reflected in interest rates.
D. the reason the economy suffers inflation from time to time.
A. risk that is broadly shared by the entire market or economy.
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A) balance sheet. B) assets. C) liabilities. D) net worth.
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Nominal interest rates are higher than real interest rates as long as
A) expected inflation is positive. B) the government taxes interest income. C) inflation is expected to decline in the future. D) long-term interest rates are higher than short-term interest rates.
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