the ______ is equal to the expected return on a complete portfolio that matches the risk...
the ______ is equal to the expected return on a complete portfolio that matches the risk level of the market portfolio, minus the expected return of the market portfolio.
A. sharpe ratio
B. m-square measure
C. treynor measure
D. jensen measure
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the m-square measure is equal to the expected return on a complete portfolio that matches the risk level of the market portfolio, minus the expected return of the market portfolio
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