Assets whose returns have a high positive correlation are considered:
a. highly risky compared with those whose returns have lower or negative correlations..
b. completely risk free.
c. less risky compared to those which have a low positive correlation.
d. partially risky.
A
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A government spending and taxation policy to achieve macroeconomic goals is known as:
a. countercyclical policy. b. fiscal policy. c. monetary policy. d. a balanced budget. e. presidential discretion.
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