If the Expected Rate of Return for a Particular Stock,as

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If the expected rate of return for a particular stock,as seen by the marginal investor,exceeds its required rate of return,we should soon observe an increase in demand for the stock,and the price will likely increase until a price is established that equates the expected return with the required return.The sooner this equilibrium is reached,the more efficient the market is judged to be.