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Honey Badger
on Nov 06, 2024Verified
If information is more costly and less easily available, then usually this
A) makes markets more efficient.
B) makes markets less efficient.
C) decreases profit opportunities.
D) decreases the opportunity cost of acquiring more information.
Efficient Markets
Markets in which all available information is fully reflected in asset prices, making it impossible to consistently achieve higher returns than the overall market.
Opportunity Cost
The cost of foregone alternatives, representing the benefits that could have been received by choosing the next best alternative.
- Recognize elements that contribute to the efficiency of markets.
- Identify the influence of information accessibility on the functioning and efficacy of markets.
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Learning Objectives
- Recognize elements that contribute to the efficiency of markets.
- Identify the influence of information accessibility on the functioning and efficacy of markets.
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