The hypothesis that supports the argument that any pricing inefficiencies are rare and relatively small is...
The hypothesis that supports the argument that any pricing inefficiencies are rare and relatively small is known as the _____ hypothesis.
a. pricing
b. market turnover
c. net present value
d. capital market
e. efficient market
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