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In general, the ex-ante risk-return tradeoff a. slopes upward. b. slopes downward c. is flat d. is impossible to determine.
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In general, the ex-ante risk-return tradeoff

a. slopes upward.
b. slopes downward
c. is flat
d. is impossible to determine.

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In general, the ex-ante risk return tradeoff is to slopes downward.

Answer is B.

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