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    Daily Earnings at Risk (DEAR) Is Defined as the Dollar
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Daily Earnings at Risk (DEAR) Is Defined as the Dollar

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Question 39

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Daily earnings at risk (DEAR) is defined as the dollar value of a position times price sensitivity of that position.

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