Business, 26.11.2020 23:00 zahid79

The risk associated with dispersion around an expected value (e. g., expected return) is measured by the: a. beta coefficient
b. range (i. e., high‑low values)
c. standard deviation
d. debt to total assets (i. e., the debt ratio)

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