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Why does investing in stocks often yield a higher rate of return than investing in certificates of deposit?

A) There is a risk that investors in stocks will lose all of their investments if the company in which they invested fails.
B) There is a risk that investors in stocks will be forced to sell their shares of a company if the company goes bankrupt.
C) There is a risk that investors in stocks will be forced to invest more money in a company if the company cannot pay its debts.
D) There is a risk that investors in stocks will be criminally charged for any wrongdoing on the part of the company in which they invested.​

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Answer:

Letra D)

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