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    In the future project A is expected to have a return of 17%, and project B is

    expected to have a return of15%.? In the future project A is expected to have a return of 17%, and project B is expected to have a return of15%. The standard deviation for project A is expected to be 12% and standard deviation for project B is expected to be 8%.


    a) Based on the standard deviation only, which project is more risky?

    b) Based on coefficient of variation only, which project is more risky?


    c) Which is a better measure; the standard deviation or coefficient of variation, given that the
    Expected returns of the two projects are different?

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    a) A
    b) A
    c) coefficient of variation


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