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The Markowitz Model Assumes That Investors Are "Risk Averse", Which

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The Markowitz model assumes that investors are "risk averse", which means that they:


A) will not take a "fair gamble."
B) will take a "fair gamble."
C) will take a "fair gamble" fifty percent of the time.
D) will never assume investment risk.

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