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Which of the Following Is Empirical Evidence Indicating That the Efficient

Question 57

Question 57

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Which of the following is empirical evidence indicating that the efficient market hypothesis may not always be generally applicable?


A) Small-firm effect
B) January effect
C) Market overreaction
D) All of the above

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