When you use a historical risk premium as your expected future risk premium, what are the assumptions
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When you use a historical risk premium as your expected future risk premium, what are the assumptions that you are making about investors and markets? Under what conditions would a historical risk premium give you too high a number (to use as an expected premium)?
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