In the CAPM,
Group of answer choices
A. larger the value of β for a stock, larger is the unsystematic risk involved in investing in the stock.
B. larger the value of β for a stock, smaller is the unsystematic risk involved in investing in the stock.
C. larger the value of β for a stock, larger is the systematic risk involved in investing in the stock.
D larger the value of β for a stock, smaller is the systematic risk involved in investing in the stock.
Answer: Option C is correct.
Beta is a measure of systematic risk or market risk.
So, larger the beta, larger will be the systematic risk involved in
investing in the stock
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