
Antony A. answered 09/25/19
Wharton PhD tutor in Economics and Finance
Higher Returns
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asked 09/19/19Antony A. answered 09/25/19
Wharton PhD tutor in Economics and Finance
Higher Returns
Stephen M. answered 09/24/19
Physician, former Statistics TA, and MS in Finance
The reward for taking on risk is a rate of return in excess of the risk-free rate of return. Ideally, the additional return should be commensurate with the level of risk. In other words, when the investment is not a sure thing (treasury bills are often thought of as “risk free”), you want to be rewarded adequately for taking on that risk.
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