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    An Investor Is Indifferent Between Points on a Risk-Return Indifference
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An Investor Is Indifferent Between Points on a Risk-Return Indifference

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Question 38

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An investor is indifferent between points on a risk-return indifference curve, though not indifferent to achieving the highest curve possible.

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