According to the CAPM, the lower a security's beta, the ______ its exposure to systematic risk and the ____ its expected return.
1. greater; higher
2. greater greater
3. lower; lower
4. greater; lower
5. lower; higher
Answer is Option 3
According to CAPM,
Expected return on stock = Risk free rate + Beta * Market RIsk premium
This implies Beta and expected return on stock are positively correlated. So, higher is the beta, higher would be the expected return and vice-versa
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