If investment A and investment $B$ have identical cash flows, why would an investor pay more for investment A than investment B$?$

Select one:

a$.$ The return required for investment $B$ is lower than the return required for investment $A.$

b$.$ The risk in the cash flows for investment $A$ is greater than the risk of the cash flows of investment $B.$

c$.$ The risk in the cash flows for investment $B$ is greater than the risk of the cash flows of investment $A.$

d$.$ This statement is invalid. You would always pay the same amount for two investments with equal future cash flows.

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What is the result of the widespread usage of the Internet with regards to efficient markets?

Select one:

a$.$ It makes information cheaper and more accessible thus making markets more efficient.

b$.$ It is subject to new regulation thus making markets less efficient.

c$.$ It increases the volatility of security prices thus making markets less efficient.

d$.$ It increases competition among brokers thus making markets more efficient.

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