Q12: Some Part of the Question is not clear. hence as Per visibility the option B is the Correct Answer.
Ans: B
Q13: Option C is the Answer
Explanation: Diversification and risk is the process of having good portfolio. hence diversification leads to elimination of all risk not fully.
Q14: Option D is the Answer
Q15: Option B is the Correct answer
Expalnation: The risk free Assets has the same return in all states of the world. thus the Standard deviation of the Risk-free return is Zero.
Q16: Option A is the correct answer.
Interest Rate changes leads to market so it is a type of Market Risk
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