Multiple Choice
In their multifactor model, Chen, Roll, and Ross found
A) that two market indexes, the equally-weighted NYSE and the value-weighted NYSE, were not significant predictors of security returns.
B) that the value-weighted NYSE index had the incorrect sign, implying a negative market risk premium.
C) expected changes in inflation-predicted security returns.
D) that two market indexes, the equally-weighted NYSE and the value-weighted NYSE, were not significant predictors of security returns and that the value-weighted NYSE index had the incorrect sign, implying a negative market risk premium.
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