8. Beta and CAPM [LO 13.4] Is it possible that a risky asset could have a beta
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8. Beta and CAPM [LO 13.4] Is it possible that a risky asset could have a beta of zero? Explain. Based on the CAPM, what is the expected return on such an asset? Is it possible that a risky asset could have a negative beta? What does the CAPM predict about the expected return on such an asset? Can you give an explanation for your answer?
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