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Chapter 9, Problem 2CP
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To calculate: The presumed
Introduction: The expected return is the benefit or loss, an investor envisions on speculation that have known or foreseen paces of return.The expected return for a financial speculation is the expected value of its return. It is a proportion of the centre of the arbitrary variable that is the return.
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