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The Sharpe ratio

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A.measures the systematic (market) risk
B.measures the idiosyncratic (individual) stock risk
C.measures the marginal return for risk
D.measures the marginal propensity to consume
E.measures risk of a portfolio
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When evaluating the Sharpe ratio, we need to assess what each statement claims about the metric's interpretation and scope. Option 1: 'measures the systematic (market) risk' — This is inaccurate. The Sharpe ratio does not isolate systematic risk; it compares overall portfolio or asset excess return to total risk (standard deviation), which includes both systematic and idiosyncrat......Login to view full explanation

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