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Suppose you have an investment in a stock that had a negative 50% return (a loss) in the first year and a positive 50% return (a gain) in the second year. the geometric returns …

Suppose you have an investment in a stock that had a negative 50% return (a loss) in the first year and a positive 50% return (a gain) in the second year. the geometric returns …
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suppose you have an investment in a stock that had a negative 50% return (a loss) in the first year and a positive 50% return (a gain) in the second year. the geometric returns is 0%

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False

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the answer is false

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